Oversexed

Pronunciation: /oʊvərˌsɛkst/

Definitions of oversexed

adjective an adjective describes or modifies a noun or pronoun, in this case 'oversexed' describes someone who is excessively interested in or preoccupied with sex

Example Sentences

A1 She thought the movie was too oversexed for her taste.

A2 The novel was criticized for its oversexed characters.

B1 The magazine was known for its oversexed advertisements.

B2 The play was considered controversial due to its oversexed themes.

C1 The artist's work often explores the concept of oversexed society.

C2 The director's latest film has been described as oversexed and provocative.

Examples of oversexed in a Sentence

formal The psychologist diagnosed the patient as oversexed due to their excessive sexual thoughts and behaviors.

informal I heard that guy is totally oversexed, always hitting on everyone at the bar.

slang She's so oversexed, it's like she can't go a day without talking about it.

figurative The media portrayed the character as oversexed, using their sexuality to manipulate others.

Grammatical Forms of oversexed

• past tense: oversexed
• plural: oversexed
• comparative: more oversexed
• superlative: most oversexed
• present tense: oversexes
• future tense: will oversex
• perfect tense: has oversexed
• continuous tense: is oversexing
• singular: oversexed
• positive degree: oversexed
• infinitive: to oversex
• gerund: oversexing
• participle: oversexed

Origin and Evolution of oversexed

First Known Use: 1890 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'oversexed' originated from the combination of the prefix 'over-' meaning excessive or beyond, and the word 'sexed' which refers to sexual activity or desire.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe someone with an excessive or insatiable sexual appetite, the term 'oversexed' has evolved to also encompass the idea of being overly focused on or preoccupied with sex in a negative or problematic way.