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Definition of womanize in English: womanize(British womanise) verb ˈwʊmənʌɪzˈwʊməˌnaɪz [no object]derogatory (of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women. he drank, gambled, and womanized compulsively Example sentencesExamples - Sébastien's disapproval surrounds his father's womanising ways and the hurt he caused his mother.
- Dexter also addresses the rumors of his father's womanizing by saying, he was human with all the foibles and shortcomings of any mortal, yet he denies any real tomcatting around on his father's part.
- Not only is Jimmy adulterous, alcoholic, womanizing, and guilty of incest, he has astonishing contempt for his wife.
- He gambles, he drinks too much and he womanises on a scale to rival Casanova!
- ‘These so-called journalists have fabricated a story about Antonio gambling and womanising,’ reads one diary entry.
- Over the years he has gambled, drunk, womanised and harassed his way into the headlines.
- Marcus' younger brother Barnaby was a bachelor hell bent on a lifetime of booze, gambling, and womanizing.
- Drinking, gambling and womanising sometimes landed him in trouble.
- Greene resigned due to the controversy in September 2002, admitted he had a problem with womanizing and promptly disappeared.
- Sitsili plays Zep, an abusive husband whose life is consumed with work, womanising and giving his wife grief.
- Once again this can be bought on by favourites such as women, finances, mother in laws, lost youth or sudden realisation of flaws such as gambling, alcoholism, womanising, and so on.
- For starters, it has an unlikable protagonist, a man who lies, steals, womanizes, drinks, daydreams and generally epitomizes uselessness.
- The rush to remove Estrada is bound up with broader issues than the accusations of corruption or with the moral condemnations of his own self-confessed drinking, gambling and womanising.
- Despite the arrangement, Joan and Philip seem passionately happy, until Joan discovers Philip's womanizing and is driven to ‘mad’ jealousy.
- She makes it clear that her attraction to women was in part a reaction to the chauvinism she witnessed as a girl: her mother's courage diminished by her father's tantrums and jealousy, his drinking and womanizing.
- Some say that she killed herself because she could not take her husband's deeds like gambling and womanizing so she just shot herself one night.
- She retired to bed for two decades, while the husband womanized.
- Angry, he went back to Moscow and once again engaged in a life of revelry, drinking, gambling and womanizing.
- ‘I'd be a millionaire if I did not squander my money on gambling and womanizing when I was younger,’ he said.
- Her husband Eric, once a hotshot director, now spends his days gambling, womanizing, and lying to Lisa.
Synonyms womanize, philander, have affairs affair, have an affair, flirt, dally, toy with someone's affections, trifle with someone's affections
Definition of womanize in US English: womanize(British womanise) verbˈwo͝oməˌnīzˈwʊməˌnaɪz [no object]derogatory (of a man) engage in numerous casual sexual affairs with women. he drank, gambled, and womanized compulsively Example sentencesExamples - Once again this can be bought on by favourites such as women, finances, mother in laws, lost youth or sudden realisation of flaws such as gambling, alcoholism, womanising, and so on.
- ‘These so-called journalists have fabricated a story about Antonio gambling and womanising,’ reads one diary entry.
- Drinking, gambling and womanising sometimes landed him in trouble.
- ‘I'd be a millionaire if I did not squander my money on gambling and womanizing when I was younger,’ he said.
- Dexter also addresses the rumors of his father's womanizing by saying, he was human with all the foibles and shortcomings of any mortal, yet he denies any real tomcatting around on his father's part.
- She makes it clear that her attraction to women was in part a reaction to the chauvinism she witnessed as a girl: her mother's courage diminished by her father's tantrums and jealousy, his drinking and womanizing.
- Sitsili plays Zep, an abusive husband whose life is consumed with work, womanising and giving his wife grief.
- She retired to bed for two decades, while the husband womanized.
- Despite the arrangement, Joan and Philip seem passionately happy, until Joan discovers Philip's womanizing and is driven to ‘mad’ jealousy.
- Greene resigned due to the controversy in September 2002, admitted he had a problem with womanizing and promptly disappeared.
- Sébastien's disapproval surrounds his father's womanising ways and the hurt he caused his mother.
- The rush to remove Estrada is bound up with broader issues than the accusations of corruption or with the moral condemnations of his own self-confessed drinking, gambling and womanising.
- Marcus' younger brother Barnaby was a bachelor hell bent on a lifetime of booze, gambling, and womanizing.
- Over the years he has gambled, drunk, womanised and harassed his way into the headlines.
- Some say that she killed herself because she could not take her husband's deeds like gambling and womanizing so she just shot herself one night.
- Not only is Jimmy adulterous, alcoholic, womanizing, and guilty of incest, he has astonishing contempt for his wife.
- He gambles, he drinks too much and he womanises on a scale to rival Casanova!
- For starters, it has an unlikable protagonist, a man who lies, steals, womanizes, drinks, daydreams and generally epitomizes uselessness.
- Angry, he went back to Moscow and once again engaged in a life of revelry, drinking, gambling and womanizing.
- Her husband Eric, once a hotshot director, now spends his days gambling, womanizing, and lying to Lisa.
Synonyms womanize, philander, have affairs affair, have an affair, flirt, dally, toy with someone's affections, trifle with someone's affections
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