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sexologist

American  
[seks-ahl-uhj-ist] / sɛksˈɑl ədʒ ɪst /

noun

plural

sexologists
  1. an expert in sexology.


Example Sentences

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Dr. John Money was a sexologist at Johns Hopkins University for many decades.

From Salon

Iwan Bloch, an early sexologist who translated and published the outrageous novel for the first time in 1904, rose to prominence by railing against Germany’s somewhat liberal attitudes toward sex and homosexuality in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

From Washington Post

A leading figure in transforming such homophobic attitudes was sexologist Mariela Castro, the daughter of Fidel’s brother and fellow revolutionary, Raúl.

From Washington Post

Inside was a black-and-white image of Magnus Hirschfeld, a Weimar-era physician and sexologist.

From New York Times

Dr Sagar Mundada, a sexologist, said using these models was important in rural areas where illiteracy rates were higher.

From BBC