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dominatrix

do-mih-NAYT-rihks

Dominatrix (noun) means a woman who takes the controlling, dominant role in a sexual relationship or encounter, especially as a professional role. Example: “She worked as a dominatrix, seeing clients by appointment.”

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A woman who takes the controlling, dominant role in a sexual relationship or encounter, especially as a professional role.
"She worked as a dominatrix, seeing clients by appointment."

How to use dominatrix

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In plain EnglishA woman who plays the dominant, controlling role in BDSM, often professionally.

Word forms

dominatrixed past tense, dominatrices plural, dominatrixes plural, dominatrixes singular

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Etymology

From Latin dominatrix, the feminine form of "one who rules," built on the same root as "dominate."

Origin: Latin

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What is the meaning of dominatrix?

"dominatrix" (noun) means a woman who takes the controlling, dominant role in a sexual relationship or encounter, especially as a professional role.

What is another word for dominatrix?

Other words for "dominatrix" include domina, domme.

How do you use dominatrix in a sentence?

Example: "She worked as a dominatrix, seeing clients by appointment."

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