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pleasure
مُتْعَة
pleasure <a pleasure; pleasures> N
pleasure
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure (feelings & emotions)
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
اِنْشِراح الصّدْرِ
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
pleasure
have pleasure VB
have pleasure
pleasure-seeking ADJ
pleasure-seeking
pleasure-seeking
pleasure-seeking
pleasure trip
pleasure trip
poetic pleasure LING
poetic pleasure
take pleasure VB
take pleasure (in)
take pleasure (in)
take pleasure (in)
take pleasure (in)
with pleasure
with pleasure
عن طِيْبِ خاطِر طِيْبَةِ
with pleasure
get pleasure from VB
get pleasure from
get pleasure from
give pleasure to VB
give pleasure to
give pleasure to
give pleasure to
give pleasure to
give pleasure to
give pleasure to
give pleasure to
indulge in pleasure VB (s)
indulge in pleasure
indulgence in pleasure (s)
indulgence in pleasure
indulging in pleasure (s)
indulging in pleasure
take pleasure in VB
take pleasure in
take pleasure in
take pleasure in
take pleasure or delight in VB
take pleasure or delight in
take pleasure or satisfaction or delight in VB
Present
Ipleasure
youpleasure
he/she/itpleasures
wepleasure
youpleasure
theypleasure
Past
Ipleasured
youpleasured
he/she/itpleasured
wepleasured
youpleasured
theypleasured
Present Perfect
Ihavepleasured
youhavepleasured
he/she/ithaspleasured
wehavepleasured
youhavepleasured
theyhavepleasured
Past Perfect
Ihadpleasured
youhadpleasured
he/she/ithadpleasured
wehadpleasured
youhadpleasured
theyhadpleasured
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The use of one's body to give pleasure to others was servile.
en.wikipedia.org
After this, his tastes became gradually more refined until he lived a life of languor and pleasure-seeking.
en.wikipedia.org
Good, pleasurable interactions with others consolidate, over time, into a pleasure-seeking (libidinal) drive.
en.wikipedia.org
Their liberalism could be viewed as permissiveness, their pleasure-seeking as indulgence, their optimism as folly.
www.spiked-online.com
This transit can signify a long and enjoyable pleasure trip.
nymag.com