prostitution in Latin
prostitution in Latin is prostitutio, meretricium — prostitution means the practice of engaging in sex in exchange for money or other payment.
prostitution in Latin
prostitutio
meretricium
What does "prostitution" mean?
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noun The practice of engaging in sex in exchange for money or other payment.
"Prostitution is legal in some countries and banned in others."
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noun The act of debasing oneself or one's talents for profit.
"He called the ad campaign a prostitution of the artist's original vision."
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prostitution in a sentence
- Prostitution is legal in some countries and banned in others.
- The city cracked down on street prostitution near the station.
- He called the ad campaign a prostitution of the artist's original vision.
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What is "prostitution" in Latin?
"prostitution" in Latin is prostitutio, meretricium. prostitution means: The practice of engaging in sex in exchange for money or other payment.
How do you use "prostitution" in a sentence?
Example: "Prostitution is legal in some countries and banned in others." In Latin, "prostitution" is prostitutio, meretricium.
Are there other ways to say "prostitution" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "prostitution": prostitutio, meretricium.
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