different between asphyxiation vs asphyxiophilia
asphyxiation
English
Etymology
From New Latin asphyxia, from Ancient Greek ??????? (asphuxía, “stopping of the pulse”), ?- (a-, “not”) + ?????? (sphúxis, “pulse”), from ????? (sphúz?, “I throb”).
Noun
asphyxiation (countable and uncountable, plural asphyxiations)
- Death due to lack of oxygen.
- An acute lack of oxygen.
Translations
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asphyxiophilia
English
Etymology
From asphyxia +? -philia
Noun
asphyxiophilia (uncountable)
- erotic asphyxiation; a paraphilia involving asphyxia at the moment of orgasm
Synonyms
- breathplay
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