aphrodisiacs
Pronunciation: [æf.roʊ.dɪˈziː.æks]
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Context: "relationship"
(noun) Aphrodisiacs are things that are believed to make people feel more romantic or excited about love. They can be foods, drinks, or even smells that people think help them feel in love or make them want to be close to someone.
Example
Chocolate is often called an aphrodisiac because many people feel happy and excited after eating it.
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Some people think that spicy food is not an aphrodisiac because it can upset your stomach instead of making you feel romantic.
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What are some famous aphrodisiacs that people enjoy?
Context: "health"
(noun) Aphrodisiacs are items used in traditional medicines or diets that people believe can help boost sexual desire or performance. These can be herbs, supplements, or certain types of food that are thought to help with love and intimacy.
Example
Some cultures use ginseng as an aphrodisiac to improve energy and sexual health.
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Many scientists argue that there is no real evidence that common aphrodisiacs actually work to enhance desire.
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Do you know any natural aphrodisiacs that people might use?
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