sensuality

Preposition: of

• form: Her masterful command of precious metals is reflected in a refined sensuality of form.

Converse of object

• love: I love the sensuality you bring out in a woman.
• explore: They explore female sensuality, both in the nature of the forms themselves and in the way they feel when worn.
• represent: The High Priestess Reversed The Priestess reversed represents uncontrolled sensuality, conceit and a willingness to accept the superficial.
• enjoy: We use a primarily physical approach to enjoy the sensuality of language and the full-body experience of using our voices.
• ooze: She's a fine actress who oozes sensuality, but she's also a convincing cop's wife.
• evoke: A hand at the back of the head, such a similar gesture, can evoke the deliberate sensuality of lifting the hair.

Adjective modifier

• own: What Madonna and others of her ilk do arises from their own sensuality and is carried by their charisma.
• pure: You can almost taste the pure sensuality of colors!
• sheer: There's just no subsitute for the sheer sensuality of the direct experience.
• mere: Pleasure must be re-defined both politically and poetically: pleasure must be seen as more than mere sensuality.
• female: The whole film is a journey in which the woman like moving sculpture, summons up an area of female sensuality.
• natural: Cerruti 1881 Amber is a magic potion of natural sensuality.

Noun used with modifier

• surface: Löhr's work transports the viewer through the surface sensuality to a darker and more complex environment.