womanizer in Latin
womanizer in Latin is fēmellārius, mulierārius — womanizer means a man who habitually flirts with, seduces, or pursues many women.
womanizer in Latin
fēmellārius
mulierārius
What does "womanizer" mean?
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noun A man who habitually flirts with, seduces, or pursues many women.
"A couple of months ago, in a piece about the language of self-involvement, I quoted a girlfriend of Woody Allen as having described the actor as “very much of a womanizer, very self-involved”."
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- A couple of months ago, in a piece about the language of self-involvement, I quoted a girlfriend of Woody Allen as having described the actor as “very much of a womanizer, very self-involved”.
- Sometimes the stereotype is framed as light and cheeky—think the “boys will be boys” mentality exemplified by sitcom womanizers such as How I Met Your Mothers Barney Stinson or '''Two and a Half Mens Charlie Harper.
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What is "womanizer" in Latin?
"womanizer" in Latin is fēmellārius, mulierārius. womanizer means: A man who habitually flirts with, seduces, or pursues many women.
Are there other ways to say "womanizer" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "womanizer": fēmellārius, mulierārius.
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