1. to make erotic or sexually arousing; to give an erotic quality to something
Usage: British spelling; American equivalent is 'eroticize'; transitive verb

Examples

• The artist chose to eroticise the classical sculpture through bold color choices.
• Modern advertising often eroticises everyday products to increase consumer appeal.
• The director's decision to eroticise the narrative drew both praise and criticism from reviewers.
• Some critics argue that the media eroticises youth in harmful ways.
• The poet attempted to eroticise nature through sensual imagery and metaphor.