promiscuity Definition
prom·is·cu·ity (präm′i skyo̵̅o̅′ə tē, prō′mi-)
noun pl. -·ties
state, quality, or instance of being promiscuous, esp. in sexual relations
promiscuity Synonyms
promiscuity Usage Examples
Possessives
mother: Firmly pressed against mother's promiscuity is square to its start to take.
Converse of object
- promote: It... Read Full Article... HPV vaccine - Providing protection or promoting promiscuity?
- encourage: But the plan faces opposition from the Roman Catholic Church which says that condom distribution will encourage promiscuity.
- regard: MumboLard 16-06-2005, 15:32 I gave sperm at Uni, ( no jokes regarding promiscuity please!
- endorse: The use of condoms, when introduced as a cover for endorsing promiscuity or exploiting the sex trade, should be exposed and opposed.
- increase: In addition, Dying to Learn, exposes the myth that access to condoms increases promiscuity among young people.
Adjective modifier
- sexual: Young girls can also be subjected to female circumcision in an attempt to control their sexual promiscuity.
- heterosexual: Interestingly, the historical background of today's heterosexual promiscuity is as clearly traceable as its counterpart.
- encouraging: The concerts organized in support of Aids are themselves culturally programmed to encouraging promiscuity.
- such: With the serious health risk posed by such youthful promiscuity, greater protection in law is needed to uphold the age of consent.
- great: Greater promiscuity on the part of rich right wing Tories like Alan Clarke does not seem to upset the new moralists.
Preposition: in
plant: Bergelson J, Purrington CB, Wichmann G. Promiscuity in transgenic plants.
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