Sacher-Masoch

[ zah-khuhr-mah-zohkh ]

noun

1. Le·o·pold von [ley, -oh-pohlt f, uh, n], 1836–95, Austrian novelist.

Example Sentences

It was by a writer called Sacher-Masoch, a native of Austro-Hungary.

From The Daily Beast

Haec degeneratio nomen habet a fabularum scriptore Sacher-Masoch.

From Project Gutenberg

While still a child young Sacher-Masoch was in the midst of the bloody scenes of the revolution which culminated in 1848.

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Even the whip and the fur garments, Sacher-Masoch's favorite emotional symbols, find their explanation in this early episode.

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It was some time before Sacher-Masoch eventually succeeded in rendering his wife unfaithful.

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