Definition of sexiness in English:

sexiness

noun ˈsɛksɪnəsˈsɛksinəs

mass noun

1The quality of being sexually attractive or alluring.
Sadie oozed sexiness
the outfit gave a hint of sexiness
Example sentencesExamples
- For those who know her primarily as the earnest TV-drama doctor, her uninhibited sexiness when in the throes of ghostly passion comes as quite a surprise.
- In this role, he effectively squashes most of the intelligence and sexiness that he has demonstrated in the past.
- Personally, I found her to be just darling—she is a terrific mix of sexiness, class, and vulnerability.
- In Hollywood, cleavage alone symbolizes sexiness.
- It's a state of affairs that makes the playful sexiness of the R & B singer seem radical.
- As the showgirl, she was adorably bold, and her delicate sexiness is the type that oozes warmth and good humour.
- Her own brand of subtle sexiness is far more appealing than the overt style of others.
- The women are made out to be conniving and willing to use their sexiness to trap a man into marriage.
- There is a strength, an intelligence, a weariness, and an inherent sexiness about him that is almost impossible to deny.
- More a star than an actress, she holds her own with style, sexiness, and humour.
2informal The quality of being exciting or appealing.
the book lacks a certain sexiness
Example sentencesExamples
- Their redesign has me convinced—it's light and airy, and it even calls out the sexiness of the application.
- He had the coolness of a Chablis and the sexiness of a Syrah.
- Welding litigation may lack the sexiness of asbestos or tobacco, but the verdicts that he is aiming for could wreak financial havoc on the welding industry.
- Her overriding perception of the game, for all its quality as a spectator sport, was the lack of style and sexiness in its presentation.
- It probably got its notoriety for its political sexiness rather than its literary daring.
- The sexiness of the new design is the "pretty cool" engineering of putting a chrome band round the edge to act as the antenna.
- The problem is that the 'opinion-formers', in the past at least, were proclaiming the superior seriousness (and sexiness) of Roman history.
- We want to celebrate the sexiness of life rather than a pretentious, snobby emptiness.
- It's the sexiness of the object that draws collectors.
- The whole imagery in advertising of nightlife, black limos, the black Cadillacs—there's a degree of allure and sexiness attached to that.

Definition of sexiness in US English:

sexiness

nounˈsɛksinəsˈseksēnəs

1The quality of being sexually attractive or alluring.
Sadie oozed sexiness
the outfit gave a hint of sexiness
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a state of affairs that makes the playful sexiness of the R & B singer seem radical.
- For those who know her primarily as the earnest TV-drama doctor, her uninhibited sexiness when in the throes of ghostly passion comes as quite a surprise.
- The women are made out to be conniving and willing to use their sexiness to trap a man into marriage.
- Her own brand of subtle sexiness is far more appealing than the overt style of others.
- In Hollywood, cleavage alone symbolizes sexiness.
- Personally, I found her to be just darling—she is a terrific mix of sexiness, class, and vulnerability.
- As the showgirl, she was adorably bold, and her delicate sexiness is the type that oozes warmth and good humour.
- In this role, he effectively squashes most of the intelligence and sexiness that he has demonstrated in the past.
- There is a strength, an intelligence, a weariness, and an inherent sexiness about him that is almost impossible to deny.
- More a star than an actress, she holds her own with style, sexiness, and humour.
2informal The quality of being exciting or appealing.
the book lacks a certain sexiness
Example sentencesExamples
- The problem is that the 'opinion-formers', in the past at least, were proclaiming the superior seriousness (and sexiness) of Roman history.
- Welding litigation may lack the sexiness of asbestos or tobacco, but the verdicts that he is aiming for could wreak financial havoc on the welding industry.
- It's the sexiness of the object that draws collectors.
- The whole imagery in advertising of nightlife, black limos, the black Cadillacs—there's a degree of allure and sexiness attached to that.
- It probably got its notoriety for its political sexiness rather than its literary daring.
- Her overriding perception of the game, for all its quality as a spectator sport, was the lack of style and sexiness in its presentation.
- We want to celebrate the sexiness of life rather than a pretentious, snobby emptiness.
- Their redesign has me convinced—it's light and airy, and it even calls out the sexiness of the application.
- The sexiness of the new design is the "pretty cool" engineering of putting a chrome band round the edge to act as the antenna.
- He had the coolness of a Chablis and the sexiness of a Syrah.

单词	sexiness
释义	Definition of sexiness in English: sexiness noun ˈsɛksɪnəsˈsɛksinəs mass noun 1The quality of being sexually attractive or alluring. Sadie oozed sexiness the outfit gave a hint of sexiness Example sentencesExamples For those who know her primarily as the earnest TV-drama doctor, her uninhibited sexiness when in the throes of ghostly passion comes as quite a surprise. In this role, he effectively squashes most of the intelligence and sexiness that he has demonstrated in the past. Personally, I found her to be just darling—she is a terrific mix of sexiness, class, and vulnerability. In Hollywood, cleavage alone symbolizes sexiness. It's a state of affairs that makes the playful sexiness of the R & B singer seem radical. As the showgirl, she was adorably bold, and her delicate sexiness is the type that oozes warmth and good humour. Her own brand of subtle sexiness is far more appealing than the overt style of others. The women are made out to be conniving and willing to use their sexiness to trap a man into marriage. There is a strength, an intelligence, a weariness, and an inherent sexiness about him that is almost impossible to deny. More a star than an actress, she holds her own with style, sexiness, and humour. 2informal The quality of being exciting or appealing. the book lacks a certain sexiness Example sentencesExamples Their redesign has me convinced—it's light and airy, and it even calls out the sexiness of the application. He had the coolness of a Chablis and the sexiness of a Syrah. Welding litigation may lack the sexiness of asbestos or tobacco, but the verdicts that he is aiming for could wreak financial havoc on the welding industry. Her overriding perception of the game, for all its quality as a spectator sport, was the lack of style and sexiness in its presentation. It probably got its notoriety for its political sexiness rather than its literary daring. The sexiness of the new design is the "pretty cool" engineering of putting a chrome band round the edge to act as the antenna. The problem is that the 'opinion-formers', in the past at least, were proclaiming the superior seriousness (and sexiness) of Roman history. We want to celebrate the sexiness of life rather than a pretentious, snobby emptiness. It's the sexiness of the object that draws collectors. The whole imagery in advertising of nightlife, black limos, the black Cadillacs—there's a degree of allure and sexiness attached to that. Definition of sexiness in US English: sexiness nounˈsɛksinəsˈseksēnəs 1The quality of being sexually attractive or alluring. Sadie oozed sexiness the outfit gave a hint of sexiness Example sentencesExamples It's a state of affairs that makes the playful sexiness of the R & B singer seem radical. For those who know her primarily as the earnest TV-drama doctor, her uninhibited sexiness when in the throes of ghostly passion comes as quite a surprise. The women are made out to be conniving and willing to use their sexiness to trap a man into marriage. Her own brand of subtle sexiness is far more appealing than the overt style of others. In Hollywood, cleavage alone symbolizes sexiness. Personally, I found her to be just darling—she is a terrific mix of sexiness, class, and vulnerability. As the showgirl, she was adorably bold, and her delicate sexiness is the type that oozes warmth and good humour. In this role, he effectively squashes most of the intelligence and sexiness that he has demonstrated in the past. There is a strength, an intelligence, a weariness, and an inherent sexiness about him that is almost impossible to deny. More a star than an actress, she holds her own with style, sexiness, and humour. 2informal The quality of being exciting or appealing. the book lacks a certain sexiness Example sentencesExamples The problem is that the 'opinion-formers', in the past at least, were proclaiming the superior seriousness (and sexiness) of Roman history. Welding litigation may lack the sexiness of asbestos or tobacco, but the verdicts that he is aiming for could wreak financial havoc on the welding industry. It's the sexiness of the object that draws collectors. The whole imagery in advertising of nightlife, black limos, the black Cadillacs—there's a degree of allure and sexiness attached to that. It probably got its notoriety for its political sexiness rather than its literary daring. Her overriding perception of the game, for all its quality as a spectator sport, was the lack of style and sexiness in its presentation. We want to celebrate the sexiness of life rather than a pretentious, snobby emptiness. Their redesign has me convinced—it's light and airy, and it even calls out the sexiness of the application. The sexiness of the new design is the "pretty cool" engineering of putting a chrome band round the edge to act as the antenna. He had the coolness of a Chablis and the sexiness of a Syrah.
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