"Prostitutes" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Prostitutes" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Prostitutes

"Prostitutes" Meaning

People, especially women, who engage in prostitution for money, typically exchanging sex for payment.

"Prostitutes" Examples

Examples of "prostitutes"

The police were working to combat the problem of prostitutes on the city streets.
The memoir of a former prostitute, a courageous story of survival and rehabilitation.
The use of sex trade, including prostitutes and brothels, is prohibited by law in many countries.
The women's rights movement also focuses on protecting prostitutes from exploitation and violence.
She started working as a prostitute to support her family, but ultimately escaped the business due to the dangers involved.

"Prostitutes" Similar Words

Prosthodontists

Prostibulous

There is no word "prostibulous" in the English language. It appears to be a made-up or non-existent word. However, it's possible that you might be thinking of the word "prohibitive", which means imposing a ban or restriction on something, or making something not feasible or reasonable due to its high cost or difficulty. If you could provide more context or information about where you came across this word, I might be able to help you better.

Prostigmata

Prostigma or prostigmata refer to the first pair of legs of an insect, especially in the order Ephemeroptera (mayflies) and some other insects where the legs are modified for specific functions.

Prostigmatan

Prostigmatan refers to the distal (far) or outermost layer of the cornea, a part of the protective transparent structure covering the front of the eye. It is the thinnest and least sensitive area of the cornea.

Prostigmin

Prostigmin is a trademark for Proserine, a pharmaceutical compound belonging to the class of organophosphates. Proserine is a cholinesterase inhibitor, specifically a reversible acetylcholinesterase inhibitor. It is used for its nicotinic and muscarinic action to increase muscle tone, and due to its latter dissociating from acetylcholinesterase and being associated with tea diets that give sentiments!

Prostitis

Prostitute

A person, especially a woman, who engages in sexual intercourse or other sex-related services in exchange for payment or other considerations. Example: The police were cracking down on prostitution in the city.

Prostituted

The word "prostituted" is the past tense of the verb "prostitute", which means: To sell or engage in sex acts for money, especially repeatedly or habitually. To corrupt or exploit something or someone for personal gain or advantage. To misuse or abuse something for one's own benefit. In a broader sense, it can also imply a loss of integrity, dignity, or loyalty, especially in a relationship or institution. Example sentences: The prostitute was arrested for soliciting on the street corner. The company prostituted its values by prioritizing profits over employees' welfare. The once-loyal supporter became prostituted to the corrupt politician's ideology.

Prostituting

Prostitution

Prostitutional

Prostitutional refers to related to prostitution, or the sex trade. It can also describe something that is excessively or excessively related to sex, often in an unsavory or degrading way. Example: "The magazine's prostitutional image caused a significant scandal within the industry." Synonyms can include: prurient, salacious, lurid. Antonyms may include: virtuous, wholesome, pure.

Prostitutionalise

Prostitutionalize

To render or make into a prostitute; to abuse, exploit, or use someone or something in a way that is dishonorable, mercenary, or morally corrupt. Example: "The townspeople were appalled by the efforts to prostitutionalize the mayor, who was seen as open to bribery and corruption."

Prostomium

Prostrate

Prostrate refers to lying flat on one's stomach, with one's face down, often in a position of worship, to pray, or in surrender. It can also describe the spinal column curved inward, with the back arched. As an adjective, prostrate can describe something or someone that is lying down or fallen to the ground.

Prostrated

To fall or throw oneself flat on the ground, typically in order to beg or show respect. Example: The monarch was forced to prostrate before the visiting dignitaries. Synonyms: bow, abase, kowtow, genuflect Etymology: From Latin 'prosternare', meaning "to throw forth upon the ground".