0 to touch or kiss someone in a gentle and loving way:
Gently he caressed her cheek.
2 a gentle loving touch or kiss:
a mother’s soft caress
He gave her a soft caress on the cheek and then walked to the front of the cave.
He heard a soft purring and felt the warm caress of a cat rubbing his legs.
This initial caress leaves an impression on the child, creating a kind of backdrop to the auditory experiences found throughout life.
When sulphur cinquefoil, another plant, was caressed once a week, it developed increased insect resistance.
Its high pianistic textures and modal harmonic fabric clash with the surprisingly conventional phrasing and variation processes, while the yearning, caressing strings were almost nostalgic.
Now you must caress its naked shape, shiver at its frailty, know its strength.
Does the caress quiet or awaken pleasure?
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愛撫, 撫摸, 親吻…
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