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fornicator
[ fawr-ni-key-ter ]
noun
- a person who has sexual intercourse with someone to whom they are not married.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of fornicator1
First recorded in 1350–1400; from Late Latin fornicātor, from fornicāt(us) “consorted” (past participle of fornicārī “to consort with prostitutes”; fornicate 1( def ) ) + -or -or 2( def )
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Example Sentences
From “The Fornicator” to some regrettable lines in Pumping Iron, The Daily Beast picks its favorites.
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What law and what judge imputes a like criminality to the fornicator as to the adulterer?
From Project Gutenberg
Magnus enim fornicator fuit, ut in toto regno Angliae divulgabatur, etc.
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They declared that no fornicator, no adulterer, no drunkard could be admitted into the kingdom of heaven.
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You may be a fornicator, or an adulterer, if you pay one hundred cents on a dollar, the world will give you a free pass.
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Likewise the fornicator aims at enjoyment, to which is joined the deformity of guilt.
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