IPA: /ˌænəfrəˈdɪziˌæk/
KK: /ˌænəfrəˈdɪziˌæk/
Something that reduces or suppresses sexual desire.
Some medications can act as an anaphrodisiac, making it difficult to feel attracted to others.
A substance that decreases or stops sexual desire and interest.
Some people believe that certain foods can act as an anaphrodisiac, reducing sexual desire.
Anaphrodisiac → It is formed from "ana-" (meaning against or back) and "aphrodisiac" (from Greek "aphrodisiakos", meaning relating to sexual desire). The term refers to a substance that works against sexual desire or arousal.
Think of 'against' ('ana-') something that stimulates sexual desire ('aphrodisiac') — that's why an anaphrodisiac is something that reduces or opposes sexual desire.