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satyriasis
sa·ty·ri·a·sis S0101500 (sā′tə-rī′ə-sĭs, săt′ə-)n. Unrestrained sexual behavior by a man. [Late Latin satyriāsis, from Greek saturiāsis, from saturos, satyr.]satyriasis (ˌsætɪˈraɪəsɪs) n (Psychiatry) a neurotic condition in men in which the symptoms are a compulsion to have sexual intercourse with as many women as possible and an inability to have lasting relationships with them. Compare nymphomania[C17: via New Latin from Greek saturiasis; see satyr, -iasis]sa•ty•ri•a•sis (ˌseɪ təˈraɪ ə sɪs, ˌsæt ə-) n. abnormal, uncontrollable sexual desire in a male. [1620–30; < New Latin < Greek satyríāsis] satyriasisPathology. an abnormal, uncontrollable sexual desire in men. Also called gynecomania, satyrism, satyromania. Cf. nymphomania. — satyr, n. — satyric, adj.See also: SexThesaurusNoun | 1. | satyriasis - abnormally intense sexual desire in menconcupiscence, physical attraction, sexual desire, eros - a desire for sexual intimacy | Translationssatyriasis
satyriasis [sat″ĭ-ri´ah-sis] pathologic or exaggerated sexual desire in the male; the corresponding term in the female is nymphomania.sat·y·ri·a·sis (sat'i-rī'ă-sis), Satyromania; excessive sexual excitement and behavior in the male; the counterpart of nymphomania in the female. Synonym(s): satyrism [G. satyros, a satyr] The compulsive condition in a male of engaging in recurrent sexual intercourse with different female partners, promiscuously and without falling in love, but not as a paid gigolo, hustler, or call boy. In psychiatry, satyriasis is a term loosely applied to a male with an insatiable sexual appetitesatyriasis Male hypersexuality. See Don Juan syndrome, Nymphomania, Sexual addiction. sat·y·ri·a·sis (sat'ir-ī'ă-sis) Satyromania; excessive sexual excitement and behavior in the male; the counterpart of nymphomania in the female. [G. satyros, a satyr]satyriasis An almost uncontrollable male craving for sexual intercourse. The male equivalent of NYMPHOMANIA.satyriasis
Words related to satyriasisnoun abnormally intense sexual desire in menRelated Words- concupiscence
- physical attraction
- sexual desire
- eros
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