whoredom
/ˈhɔrdəm/
noun
- The practice or condition of being a prostitute; prostitution.
- The city was known for its widespread whoredom in the 19th century.
- She escaped a life of whoredom and started a new career.
- The novel explores themes of poverty and whoredom in Victorian London.
- Immoral or corrupt behavior, especially involving sexual promiscuity or selling out one's principles.
- The politician was accused of moral whoredom for accepting bribes.
- He condemned the whoredom of the media, which would report anything for ratings.
- Some see advertising as a form of intellectual whoredom.
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