Pronunciation: /ˈsɛnʃuəlɪst/
noun a person who is devoted to the pursuit of sensual pleasures
A1 She is a sensualist who enjoys indulging in luxurious experiences.
A2 As a sensualist, he takes pleasure in savoring every bite of his favorite foods.
B1 The artist's work reflects the mindset of a sensualist, focusing on the beauty of the human form.
B2 The novel's protagonist is portrayed as a sensualist, constantly seeking out new sensory experiences.
C1 His reputation as a sensualist precedes him, known for his extravagant tastes and lavish lifestyle.
C2 The renowned chef is considered a true sensualist, creating dishes that not only taste exquisite but also appeal to all senses.
formal The artist was known for his sensualist approach to painting, focusing on capturing the beauty of the human form.
informal She's a bit of a sensualist when it comes to food, always savoring each bite.
slang He's a total sensualist, always indulging in the finer things in life.
figurative As a sensualist of nature, she found joy in the simple pleasures of a gentle breeze and the scent of flowers.
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