intromission
Act of entering
Intromission is the act of inserting or introducing something into another thing.
The term appears most often in medical and biological contexts, referring specifically to the insertion of the penis into the vagina during copulation: Intromission lasted several seconds before ejaculation.
In Scottish law, intromission refers to handling or dealing with another person's property.
Access or submission
- thrustForceful forward motion
- piercingPenetrating or very sharp
- permeationProcess of spreading throughout
- invasionForcible entry into territory
intrusion · breach · incursion · infiltration · probing · ingress · copulation · coitus
Access or submission
- admittancePermission to enter
- introductionPreliminary section or presentation
- insertionPlacing something within
- inclusionBeing made part
incorporation · placement · embedding · infusion · interjection · inserting · emplacement · instillation
Entry or confession
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- allowanceFixed periodic payment
- permissionGranted right to act
authorization · sanction · consent · acquiescence · sufferance · toleration · letting · permitting
entry
Access or submission
- thrustForceful forward motion
- piercingPenetrating or very sharp
- permeationProcess of spreading throughout
invasion · intrusion · breach · incursion · infiltration · probing · ingress · copulation · coitus · mating
entry
Access or submission
- admittancePermission to enter
- introductionPreliminary section or presentation
- insertionPlacing something within
inclusion · incorporation · placement · embedding · infusion · interjection · inserting · emplacement · instillation · induction
admission
Entry or confession
- receptionAct of receiving guests
- acceptanceConsent to receive
- allowanceFixed periodic payment
permission · authorization · sanction · consent · acquiescence · sufferance · toleration · letting · permitting
- reproductionreproduction, birth, baby, egg, sperm
- insect matingcopulation, mating calls, pheromones, courtship displays, courtship dances
intromissionwithdrawal
Act of taking away
extraction · removal · retraction · pulling out · expulsion
intromissionwithdrawal
Act of taking away
conclusion · disengagement · finish · termination · cessation