Turn on (arouse)

The phrase turn on is commonly used as a slang expression that refers to arousing sexual desire or stimulating someone’s attraction or interest, either physically or emotionally. It can also be used more broadly to describe the activation of enthusiasm, interest, or excitement in someone, although it is most frequently associated with sexual attraction. When someone is turned on, it means that something has caused them to feel excited or aroused, often in a sexual way. It is often used informally and in more casual conversations.


Example Sentences Using Turn on (arouse):

  • She loved the way he whispered in her ear; it really turned her on.
  • He couldn’t help but get turned on by the way she looked at him during dinner.
  • They had a deep conversation, and it really turned him on emotionally, making him feel more connected.
  • The idea of going on a spontaneous trip turned her on, and she couldn’t wait to pack.
  • He was turned on by the thought of being in control, and it excited him.
  • The romantic gestures she showed him were enough to turn him on completely.
  • The scent of her perfume turned him on instantly as they sat close together.
  • She was trying to turn him on with her seductive moves on the dance floor.
  • He was turned on by the intellectual challenge of their debates, enjoying the stimulating conversations.
  • The way she dressed made him feel turned on, as it highlighted her confidence and beauty.

Synonyms for Turn on (arouse):

  • Arouse
  • Excite
  • Stimulate
  • Enflame
  • Ignite
  • Electrify
  • Excite sexually
  • Get someone going
  • Heat up
  • Trigger desire

Antonyms for Turn on (arouse):

  • Turn off
  • Repel
  • Disinterest
  • Bore
  • Depress
  • Dull
  • Disenchant
  • Uninspire
  • Cool off
  • Repress

Related Words:

  • Attraction
  • Desire
  • Lust
  • Passion
  • Seduction
  • Excitement
  • Enthusiasm
  • Infatuation
  • Libido
  • Sexual chemistry

Phrasal Verbs:

  • Turn someone on (e.g., He really knew how to turn her on with his words and actions.)
  • Turn off (e.g., Her rude comments completely turned him off.)
  • Get someone going (e.g., His flirtation was enough to get her going.)
  • Turn up (e.g., The music was so loud, it really turned up the energy at the party.)
  • Fire up (e.g., The passion in his voice really fired her up.)

Idiomatic Expressions:

  • “Heat things up” (to increase sexual or emotional attraction, often in an intimate setting)
  • “Get the blood flowing” (to stir up desire, energy, or enthusiasm in someone)
  • “Light a fire under someone” (to motivate or excite someone into action, often related to passion or desire)
  • “Fan the flames” (to intensify someone’s feelings or attraction)
  • “Set someone’s heart on fire” (to ignite intense feelings of desire or passion)
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