Definition of fetishistic in English:

fetishistic

adjective fɛtɪˈʃɪstɪkˌfɛdəˈʃɪstɪk

1Relating to sexual fetishism.
a fetishistic obsession with leather outfits
Example sentencesExamples
- The photographs are inhabited by solitary female figures, naked except for fetishistic high-heels or black pumps, in vacant interiors or flat, expansive landscapes.
- The whole film has an attractive, dark, fetishistic gleam, too.
- It is worth noting that the pornographic, fetishistic quality of the ear can only be seen, not heard.
- The figures seem oblivious of each other, and their erotic endeavour seems cerebral or fetishistic.
- The parts don't add up to a whole self-portrait; the female body is broken into fragments that are ornamented with fetishistic attention.
- In her life and throughout her oeuvre, she unabashedly appropriated the prerogative of the fetishistic gaze associated with the masculine observer.
- There is a perceived incongruity between the film's dark, fetishistic side and its ironic and humorous jabs at squeaky-clean middle-class America.
- The show includes film stills and coolly fetishistic fashion photography, notably various ad campaigns.
- Underwear with suspender elastic hanging off may have looked chicly fetishistic on the women but positively frightful on the men.
- The obsessive, fetishistic, single account that pornography provides is what keeps sexuality within bounds.
1. 1.1 Having an excessive and irrational devotion or commitment to a particular thing.
  their almost fetishistic attention to detail
  Example sentencesExamples
  The images all refer to the fetishistic obsession Western science has with classification based on visual evidence.
  The success of the song is entirely dependent on its contemporary relevance in the guise of almost fetishistic devotion to 60s pop nostalgia.
  He covers the floor of every set with fetishistic zeal.
  In fact, characters in the movie gush over designer names with almost fetishistic glee.
  As an artifact of its time and of its bizarre fetishistic sport, the film excels.
  They bring to art a fetishistic desire to collect: to do something with the unending flow of material.
  The novel is irritating because of the author's endless, fetishistic revisiting of the same nihilist themes he has explored since his first book.
  The film's fetishistic approach to auto racing is uncomfortably like the current NASCAR craze.
  Novelistic realism itself becomes a fetishistic practice.
  The playwrights who wrote for the public stage depicted characters who demonstrated a fetishistic preoccupation with clothes and who dressed ostentatiously.

Definition of fetishistic in US English:

fetishistic

adjectiveˌfedəˈSHistikˌfɛdəˈʃɪstɪk

1Relating to sexual fetishism.
a fetishistic obsession with leather outfits
Example sentencesExamples
- The show includes film stills and coolly fetishistic fashion photography, notably various ad campaigns.
- The photographs are inhabited by solitary female figures, naked except for fetishistic high-heels or black pumps, in vacant interiors or flat, expansive landscapes.
- In her life and throughout her oeuvre, she unabashedly appropriated the prerogative of the fetishistic gaze associated with the masculine observer.
- Underwear with suspender elastic hanging off may have looked chicly fetishistic on the women but positively frightful on the men.
- The obsessive, fetishistic, single account that pornography provides is what keeps sexuality within bounds.
- The parts don't add up to a whole self-portrait; the female body is broken into fragments that are ornamented with fetishistic attention.
- It is worth noting that the pornographic, fetishistic quality of the ear can only be seen, not heard.
- The figures seem oblivious of each other, and their erotic endeavour seems cerebral or fetishistic.
- The whole film has an attractive, dark, fetishistic gleam, too.
- There is a perceived incongruity between the film's dark, fetishistic side and its ironic and humorous jabs at squeaky-clean middle-class America.
1. 1.1 Having an excessive and irrational devotion or commitment to a particular thing.
  their almost fetishistic attention to detail
  Example sentencesExamples
  Novelistic realism itself becomes a fetishistic practice.
  He covers the floor of every set with fetishistic zeal.
  They bring to art a fetishistic desire to collect: to do something with the unending flow of material.
  The novel is irritating because of the author's endless, fetishistic revisiting of the same nihilist themes he has explored since his first book.
  The film's fetishistic approach to auto racing is uncomfortably like the current NASCAR craze.
  The playwrights who wrote for the public stage depicted characters who demonstrated a fetishistic preoccupation with clothes and who dressed ostentatiously.
  The images all refer to the fetishistic obsession Western science has with classification based on visual evidence.
  The success of the song is entirely dependent on its contemporary relevance in the guise of almost fetishistic devotion to 60s pop nostalgia.
  In fact, characters in the movie gush over designer names with almost fetishistic glee.
  As an artifact of its time and of its bizarre fetishistic sport, the film excels.

单词	fetishistic
释义	Definition of fetishistic in English: fetishistic adjective fɛtɪˈʃɪstɪkˌfɛdəˈʃɪstɪk 1Relating to sexual fetishism. a fetishistic obsession with leather outfits Example sentencesExamples The photographs are inhabited by solitary female figures, naked except for fetishistic high-heels or black pumps, in vacant interiors or flat, expansive landscapes. The whole film has an attractive, dark, fetishistic gleam, too. It is worth noting that the pornographic, fetishistic quality of the ear can only be seen, not heard. The figures seem oblivious of each other, and their erotic endeavour seems cerebral or fetishistic. The parts don't add up to a whole self-portrait; the female body is broken into fragments that are ornamented with fetishistic attention. In her life and throughout her oeuvre, she unabashedly appropriated the prerogative of the fetishistic gaze associated with the masculine observer. There is a perceived incongruity between the film's dark, fetishistic side and its ironic and humorous jabs at squeaky-clean middle-class America. The show includes film stills and coolly fetishistic fashion photography, notably various ad campaigns. Underwear with suspender elastic hanging off may have looked chicly fetishistic on the women but positively frightful on the men. The obsessive, fetishistic, single account that pornography provides is what keeps sexuality within bounds. 1.1 Having an excessive and irrational devotion or commitment to a particular thing. their almost fetishistic attention to detail Example sentencesExamples The images all refer to the fetishistic obsession Western science has with classification based on visual evidence. The success of the song is entirely dependent on its contemporary relevance in the guise of almost fetishistic devotion to 60s pop nostalgia. He covers the floor of every set with fetishistic zeal. In fact, characters in the movie gush over designer names with almost fetishistic glee. As an artifact of its time and of its bizarre fetishistic sport, the film excels. They bring to art a fetishistic desire to collect: to do something with the unending flow of material. The novel is irritating because of the author's endless, fetishistic revisiting of the same nihilist themes he has explored since his first book. The film's fetishistic approach to auto racing is uncomfortably like the current NASCAR craze. Novelistic realism itself becomes a fetishistic practice. The playwrights who wrote for the public stage depicted characters who demonstrated a fetishistic preoccupation with clothes and who dressed ostentatiously. Definition of fetishistic in US English: fetishistic adjectiveˌfedəˈSHistikˌfɛdəˈʃɪstɪk 1Relating to sexual fetishism. a fetishistic obsession with leather outfits Example sentencesExamples The show includes film stills and coolly fetishistic fashion photography, notably various ad campaigns. The photographs are inhabited by solitary female figures, naked except for fetishistic high-heels or black pumps, in vacant interiors or flat, expansive landscapes. In her life and throughout her oeuvre, she unabashedly appropriated the prerogative of the fetishistic gaze associated with the masculine observer. Underwear with suspender elastic hanging off may have looked chicly fetishistic on the women but positively frightful on the men. The obsessive, fetishistic, single account that pornography provides is what keeps sexuality within bounds. The parts don't add up to a whole self-portrait; the female body is broken into fragments that are ornamented with fetishistic attention. It is worth noting that the pornographic, fetishistic quality of the ear can only be seen, not heard. The figures seem oblivious of each other, and their erotic endeavour seems cerebral or fetishistic. The whole film has an attractive, dark, fetishistic gleam, too. There is a perceived incongruity between the film's dark, fetishistic side and its ironic and humorous jabs at squeaky-clean middle-class America. 1.1 Having an excessive and irrational devotion or commitment to a particular thing. their almost fetishistic attention to detail Example sentencesExamples Novelistic realism itself becomes a fetishistic practice. He covers the floor of every set with fetishistic zeal. They bring to art a fetishistic desire to collect: to do something with the unending flow of material. The novel is irritating because of the author's endless, fetishistic revisiting of the same nihilist themes he has explored since his first book. The film's fetishistic approach to auto racing is uncomfortably like the current NASCAR craze. The playwrights who wrote for the public stage depicted characters who demonstrated a fetishistic preoccupation with clothes and who dressed ostentatiously. The images all refer to the fetishistic obsession Western science has with classification based on visual evidence. The success of the song is entirely dependent on its contemporary relevance in the guise of almost fetishistic devotion to 60s pop nostalgia. In fact, characters in the movie gush over designer names with almost fetishistic glee. As an artifact of its time and of its bizarre fetishistic sport, the film excels.
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