FORBIDDEN-FRUIT

Etymology

The term 'FORBIDDEN-FRUIT' originates from the biblical story of Adam and Eve, where they were forbidden from eating the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge.

Definition

FORBIDDEN-FRUIT refers to an immoral or illegal pleasure, often associated with temptation and desire. It is an illicit pleasure or enjoyment, especially something that is very tempting but that one is trying to avoid.

Historical Context

The concept of FORBIDDEN-FRUIT has been prevalent in various cultures and religions, symbolizing the allure of that which is prohibited.

Cultural Significance

FORBIDDEN-FRUIT is often used metaphorically to describe any indulgence that is considered taboo or off-limits, such as illicit love or desires.

Related Concepts

• Temptation
• Taboo
• Sin

See Also

• Sinful pleasure
• Temptation
• Taboo