ejaculate in Latin
ejaculate in Latin is ēiaculor — ejaculate means to release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax.
ejaculate in Latin
ēiaculor
What does "ejaculate" mean?
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verb To release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax.
"Most men ejaculate during orgasm."
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verb (dated) To say something suddenly and abruptly.
""Impossible!" he ejaculated, dropping the letter."
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noun The fluid released during ejaculation, especially semen.
"The lab analyzed a sample of the ejaculate."
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ejaculate in a sentence
- Most men ejaculate during orgasm.
- "Impossible!" he ejaculated, dropping the letter.
- The lab analyzed a sample of the ejaculate.
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What is "ejaculate" in Latin?
"ejaculate" in Latin is ēiaculor. ejaculate means: To release semen or vaginal fluid from the body during sexual climax.
How do you use "ejaculate" in a sentence?
Example: "Most men ejaculate during orgasm." In Latin, "ejaculate" is ēiaculor.
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