whoring (Meaning)

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whoring (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Whore

No weak syonyms found.

No weak antonyms found.

Despite his promises of fidelity, he was caught whoring around with other women.
The scandalous tabloid headline accused the celebrity of whoring and wild partying.
He squandered his fortune on gambling, drinking, and whoring, leaving his family destitute.
The politician's opponents accused him of whoring himself to corporate interests for campaign donations.
The seedy district was notorious for its establishments catering to whoring and other vices.
She was heartbroken to discover her husband had been whoring behind her back for years.
The novel depicted the protagonist's descent into a life of whoring and debauchery in the city's underbelly.
The preacher delivered a fiery sermon condemning the sin of whoring and urging repentance.
Despite his affluent upbringing, he chose a life of whoring and excess, much to his family's dismay.
The documentary shed light on the harsh realities faced by women forced into a life of whoring due to economic hardship.

of Whore

licentiousness, wenching, debauchery, lechery,venery,

celibacy, modesty, modesty, celibacy, continence, purity, virtue,abstinence, abstinence, continence

Despite his promises of fidelity, he was caught whoring around with other women.

The scandalous tabloid headline accused the celebrity of whoring and wild partying.

He squandered his fortune on gambling, drinking, and whoring, leaving his family destitute.

The politician's opponents accused him of whoring himself to corporate interests for campaign donations.