titillate

1 "If a journalist got their hands on that piece of information they would have found it titillating and it might have been the basis of a story."

2 There are so many exciting combinations and outcomes of how meds can mess you up, but there’s nothing titillating about someone routinely taking their medication and “doing fine.”

3 Is the point to woo in new patrons with titillating spoofery, while keeping longtime subscribers in the fold with revivals of dramatic masterworks?

4 The notion that one's grandmother might have participated in the things that Powell was describing – whether bobbing a curtsey or barking orders – was unimaginable yet vaguely titillating too.

5 But even when it comes to entirely adult matters, it can be hard to distinguish between genuine outrages and stories that just titillate us or creep us out.

6 Even an utterly in-control, spectacle-camouflaged pop artist like Lady Gaga exudes a raw hunger — for the embrace of the little monsters in the dark — that provides a titillating edge of discomfort.

7 Which group tends to be titillated by nudity and which bored, for example, or which will spend lots of time to see something but not lots of money, and vice versa?

8 The British media, shocked and titillated by Mr. Polunin’s sudden role reversal, christened him the bad boy of ballet, and the dance press wrung its collective hands over what had gone wrong.

9 But whether Dudamel intended it or not, he has brought a titillating new heat to a coolly collected American music.

10 She’s a bored housewife titillated by the idea of a strange man in her home.

11 As far as titles go, "Sex Tape" is a titillating one.

12 Koma, for one, is titillated by the idea of the next chapter.

13 Gender norms, for one thing, have shifted dramatically enough that the old question of whether Gallimard knew that Song was a man is barely titillating at all.

14 Typically, an unscripted series aims to jolt and titillate the viewer with the bizarreness of its characters and their weird lifestyle.

15 “The family’s had some frustration that now most articles and inquiries so far have focused more on the titillating phrases rather than the meaningful historical content,” he said.

16 Luddites and conspiracy theorists will be as titillated by Assange’s opening salvos on the surveillance state as anarchists and hardcore privacy activists.

17 Never mind that the depictions are hardly titillating, and the book is primarily about a young woman's coming of age and the suspected suicide of her father.

18 It is a scene that is effective precisely because it doesn’t titillate or scandalize the viewer, but instead illustrates how the threat of assault is sickeningly ordinary.

19 Part of that purpose was to explore an unsettling ambiguity: Are such images titillating, offensive, tragic or some combination thereof?

20 But "Middle Men" is also true to the film-noir formula in being relentlessly moralistic, or rather -- and this is an important aspect of the formula -- being titillating, cynical and moralistic all at the same time.

1 爽快

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2 使兴奋

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3 煽情

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4 使高兴

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5 挑逗

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6 刺激

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7 逗引

tantalise titivate tantalize

8 高兴

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9 使觉得痒

tickle

10 搔痒

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11 使爽快

refresh

12 觉得痒

tickle

13 呵痒

tickle titillation tickle the ribs

14 搔…痒

titivate

15 激发

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16 兴奋

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17 觉得有趣

amused to amusement