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pedophiliac

American  
[ped-uh-fil-ee-ak, pee-duh-] / ˌpɛd əˈfɪl i æk, ˌpi də- /

noun

  1. pedophile.


adjective

  1. Also pedophilic. of or relating to pedophilia.

Etymology

Origin of pedophiliac

pedophili(a) + -ac

Example Sentences

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It takes a village to create a demon, and that tireless work has produced the extraordinary boogeywoman that is Clinton, the conniving, corrupt, murderous, senile, pedophiliac, money-grubbing, cookie-hating, email-abusing harridan who terrifies Fox News commentators.

From Washington Post

This might be fantastic or terrible, depending on if we think sex with virtual robots is immoral, but imagine what would happen if abusive or pedophiliac makers got their hands on the controls.

From New York Times

This comes shortly after YouTube was found to be autofilling search results with pedophiliac terms; for example, when a user searched something like "how to," the autocomplete generator suggested "have s*x kids" and "have s*x with your kids."

From The Verge

The Times of London reported that YouTube videos featuring young girls—in many cases apparently filming themselves, sometimes in underwear—drew hundreds of pedophiliac comments, including encouragement to do lewd acts and links to child-abuse content.

From The Wall Street Journal

In this non-masterpiece, the world was dominated by an evil corporation run by a preteen who carried a wooden sword, and at one point, the protagonist was dragged through the halls of a military facility in a Radio Flyer wagon by a pedophiliac lieutenant.

From Salon