copulative

How To Use copulative In A Sentence

• We once observed fair dog licks the breast of suck bitch, it is to extend copulative time occasionally.
• In contrast, C4M advocates tend to think that the +C4W-C4M movement is motivated by a desire - perhaps a subconscious desire - to deny men any post-copulative reproductive choice - essentially to punish them for getting women pregnant. Do they really believe that abortion is murder?
• He has the hook-singing prowess of Nate Dogg, a Southern drawl perfect for slowly cruising the strip with the top down and a talent for drawing humor from pharmacological, scatological and copulative raps. Nightlife Agenda: Paul Oakenfold, Michael Mayer and outdoor parties
• What the vaginal convulsion that says normally points to is to be in copulative before, the vagina produces intense systole, convulsion, the penis cannot be inserted consequently.
• By figuring her visual perception of beauty in terms of copulative touch, Oothoon articulates an imaginative alternative to the oppositional subject/object dynamic so often associated with the economy of the gaze. Gender, Environment, and Imperialism in William Blake's _Visions of the Daughters of Albion_
• It is a puerile illusion, hardly worthy of a fourteen-year-old mind, yet it persists among grown men even as they meet women more avidly copulative than they. 'Homer & Langley'
• Where the formula is used of persons, copulative verbs or expressions that denote ‘being in Christ’ are usually locative, whereas active verbs may be either locative or instrumental.
• Some suggestive verbs became known as copulative; nouns and pronouns might be epicene; constructions might be pregnant. VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol III No 2
• `and' is a copulative conjunction
• As for your 6 propositions, no real argument here except to note that prop.5 is still of the form 'God is x', only using the copulative grammatically as a descriptor. Theism defended