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turn-on

NOUN
  1. something causing excitement or stimulating interest

How To Use turn-on In A Sentence

  • The difference in turn-on time would generally not be noticeable for standard household incandescent bulbs, since they turn on very quickly.
  • The smell of leather on a man is a real turn-on.
  • Ultimately, a Classic Center workshop restoration might not always appear on paper to be a sound value proposition, but as any vintage-car tinkerer knows, return-on-investment is a relative calculation in the semisacred realm of the garage. Wheels
  • A sense of Achievement can be a really effective turn-on.
  • His biggest turn-on is a girl in a bikini, so I had better get to the gym post-haste.
  • The smell of leather on a man is a real turn-on.
  • He finds leather a real turn-on.
  • Agrand house and a fourposter can be a real turn-on. Times, Sunday Times
  • Sense of humor is said to be the biggest turn-on.
  • When a MOS channel is formed by forward biasing the gate, a Zener tunnel current evolves with a steep turn-on characteristic.
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