gratification
తృప్తి
definition
noun
a thirst for sexual gratification
pleasure, especially when gained from the satisfaction of a desire.
translation of 'gratification'
సంతోషపెట్టడము,
సంతోషము
example
They are a 'gratification' of our deepest darkest desires, a side that has been kept suppressed.
For another, willingness to sacrifice on behalf of post-war reconstruction gave way to demands for immediate 'gratification' , and satisfying those demands could not be put off indefinitely.
That is one reason why it is difficult to know whether the way we are going will enable us to experience the enjoyment, 'gratification' , and satisfaction we seek.
His own desires for personal 'gratification' are all subjugated to his priestly office.
And as long as you continue to remember that sex is all about mutual 'gratification' and satisfaction, you're on the right track.
Nationalism was something new and exciting and was a 'gratification' to be explored vigorously.
He said he did not gain sexual 'gratification' from the images and was interested in why gay people wanted to communicate in this way because he was studying psychology.
It has been alleged he may have done it for sadistic kicks rather than financial gain or sexual 'gratification' .
They tease and tease, but eventually there's a 'gratification' , expertly timed.
Children who can delay their desire for instant 'gratification' have been shown to do better in all walks of career and financial future.
Indeed, experiencing sexual pleasure and 'gratification' , even in marriage, may be interpreted as evidence of a lack of purity and virtue in women.
To put you in the mood to buy, the product is associated with youth, pleasure, desire, ease, 'gratification' , satisfaction.
Since they evoked feelings of 'gratification' and satisfaction, uncertainty abounds as to whether they should be erased it into oblivion.
The rise of the internet has been intimately connected with the 'gratification' of sexual desire.
a thirst for sexual 'gratification'
The lie has become a 'gratification' in itself, told purely for pleasure.
Even that most satisfying and productive of human pleasures, sexual 'gratification' , has stayed much the same.
It's hardly news that the human thirst for sexual 'gratification' is powerful and various, but there's another basic need tangled up in our sex lives that is nearly as difficult to define as it is to satisfy.
a thirst for sexual 'gratification'
Social and legal regimes of domination and suppression organize to support production imperatives with 'gratification' of sexual desire and the reproduction of labor.
Your sex drive is strong and you desire instant 'gratification' .
Secondly, and most trivially, if you extend her argument she is effectively saying that she's only doing it as a public service; she's not going to get any personal gain or 'gratification' from it.
It was no doubt a huge boost for the children who wrote them, an instant 'gratification' that may well urge them on to more compositional efforts.
Also released were desires for instant 'gratification' - sport, dancing, sex - and people who had been in low spirits for so long now seemed intent on seizing what pleasure they could and enjoying it for as long as it would last.
If in your childhood, you have your need for sexual 'gratification' satisfied in some bizarre way, then that carries with you.
For others it may mean serving the poor and gaining mental 'gratification' .
A life of continuous 'gratification' of desire may be better, other things being equal, than one where the same desires were not gratified.
Since children start off focused on their own 'gratifications' , getting them to internalise a kind of impartiality that constantly requires them to make large sacrifices for the sake of others would have extremely high costs.
The dependency is limited to such 'gratifications' as he finds in their public visibility.
There is a guilty pleasure in looking at these paintings, which do things the old-fashioned way, providing the visual 'gratifications' of color, light, brushwork and subject matter that we have been taught to dismiss.
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