promiscuous in Latin
promiscuous in Latin is promiscuus — promiscuous means having sexual relationships with many different partners, often casually.
promiscuous in Latin
promiscuus
Made without careful choice; indiscriminate.
What does "promiscuous" mean?
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adj Having sexual relationships with many different partners, often casually.
"The show was criticized for portraying its promiscuous characters without any consequences."
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adj Made up of a disorganized mix of different, unrelated elements.
"The essay was a promiscuous jumble of ideas that never quite came together."
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promiscuous in a sentence
- The show was criticized for portraying its promiscuous characters without any consequences.
- The essay was a promiscuous jumble of ideas that never quite came together.
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What is "promiscuous" in Latin?
"promiscuous" in Latin is promiscuus. promiscuous means: Having sexual relationships with many different partners, often casually.
How do you use "promiscuous" in a sentence?
Example: "The show was criticized for portraying its promiscuous characters without any consequences." In Latin, "promiscuous" is promiscuus.
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