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polymorphous perverse
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polymorphous perverse
adj.
Characterized by or displaying sexual tendencies that have no specific direction, as in an infant or young child, but that may evolve into acts that are regarded as perversions in adults.
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This polymorphous perversity would be what makes the sequel contemporary, I suppose.
Updike’s Weird Sisters by Nancy Dalva / The New York Observer
What she has done is to discover not the polymorphous perversity of human figures but the occasional and orgiastic upsurge of light as it has its way with the adulterous melange of bodies no longer confined to gender or even genitality.
DOROTHEA TANNING by HOWARD, RICHARD / Artforum International
In the 70's, he frets about joining the National Gay Task Force, which "was never going to usher in a libidinal revolution that featured androgyny and polymorphous perversity as its starring attractions.
Out on the Left by SCHWARTZ, MICHAEL / The Gay & Lesbian Review Worldwide
 
 
 
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