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prostitution

/ˌprɒstɪˈt͡ʃuːʃn/noun4 syllables

Prostitution means: offering sexual intercourse for pay.

Synonyms for prostitution5

noun, as in offering sexual intercourse for pay

harlotry, whoredom

also used for prostitution

oldest occupation, oldest profession, world's oldest profession

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What does prostitution mean?1

noun

1

offering sexual intercourse for pay

Definitions from the Open English WordNet, CC BY 4.0.

What rhymes with prostitution?20

three syllables

solutionpollutiondilution

five syllables

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Prostitution in a sentence

  • It is time to get serious with child prostitution.unknown
  • The police chief was arrested at a motel in a prostitution sting.Hybrid
  • Fadil's prostitution house ran like a well-oiled machine.OsoHombre
  • How long were you working for that prostitution ring?Amastan
  • The police arrested Layla for prostitution several times.OsoHombre
  • Yanni lived in a neighborhood of Marseilles known for prostitution.Amastan
  • A high school girl posting on a web forum hinting at underaged prostitution has been arrested.Grayster
  • Sami's daughter was arrested for prostitution.OsoHombre

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Forms of prostitution

as a noun

plural
prostitutions