antiaphrodisiac (Meaning)
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antiaphrodisiac (a. & n.)
Same as Antaphrodisiac.
Synonyms & Antonyms of antiaphrodisiac
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antiaphrodisiac Sentence Examples
- Some plants are known for their antiaphrodisiac properties, believed to decrease sexual desire when consumed.
- In certain cultures, specific foods are considered to have antiaphrodisiac effects, aiming to suppress libido.
- Traditional medicine often includes the use of herbs with antiaphrodisiac qualities to address issues related to excessive sexual desire.
- The ancient Greeks explored the use of certain herbs as antiaphrodisiacs to manage hypersexuality in individuals.
- Folklore includes stories of potions and remedies with antiaphrodisiac effects, often used in attempts to control romantic passion.
- The medieval era saw the exploration of various substances believed to act as antiaphrodisiacs to maintain celibacy.
- Some people experiment with diets that include purported antiaphrodisiac foods to regulate their sexual appetite.
- The pharmacological industry has limited interest in developing antiaphrodisiac medications due to ethical considerations.
- The study of antiaphrodisiacs involves examining cultural practices and historical perspectives on sexual restraint.
- While there is anecdotal evidence of certain substances having antiaphrodisiac effects, scientific research on the topic is limited.
FAQs About the word antiaphrodisiac
Same as Antaphrodisiac.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Some plants are known for their antiaphrodisiac properties, believed to decrease sexual desire when consumed.
In certain cultures, specific foods are considered to have antiaphrodisiac effects, aiming to suppress libido.
Traditional medicine often includes the use of herbs with antiaphrodisiac qualities to address issues related to excessive sexual desire.
The ancient Greeks explored the use of certain herbs as antiaphrodisiacs to manage hypersexuality in individuals.
