different between eroticise vs exoticise
eroticise
English
Etymology
erotic +? -ise
Verb
eroticise (third-person singular simple present eroticises, present participle eroticising, simple past and past participle eroticised)
- Alternative spelling of eroticize
eroticise From the web:
exoticise
English
Etymology
exotic +? -ise
Verb
exoticise (third-person singular simple present exoticises, present participle exoticising, simple past and past participle exoticised)
- Alternative spelling of exoticize
exoticise From the web:
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