Androphile

Pronunciation: /ˈændrəˌfaɪl/

Definitions of androphile

noun a person who is sexually attracted to men

Example Sentences

A1 He is an androphile, meaning he is attracted to men.

A2 As an androphile, she feels a strong connection with male energy.

B1 Being an androphile, he often finds himself drawn to masculine traits in others.

B2 She proudly identifies as an androphile and embraces her attraction to men.

C1 His experiences as an androphile have shaped his understanding of relationships and love.

C2 As an androphile, she advocates for LGBTQ rights and visibility in society.

Examples of androphile in a Sentence

formal An androphile is someone who is primarily attracted to men.

informal I heard that John is an androphile, he always seems to have a crush on male celebrities.

slang My friend is a total androphile, he only dates guys.

figurative Being an androphile, she felt a deep connection with the male characters in the novel.

Grammatical Forms of androphile

• past tense: androphiled
• plural: androphiles
• comparative: more androphile
• superlative: most androphile
• present tense: androphile
• future tense: will androphile
• perfect tense: has androphiled
• continuous tense: is androphiling
• singular: androphile
• positive degree: very androphile
• infinitive: to androphile
• gerund: androphiling
• participle: androphiling

Origin and Evolution of androphile

First Known Use: 1909 year

Language of Origin: Greek

Story behind the word: The word 'androphile' originates from the Greek words 'andr-' meaning man and '-phile' meaning love or attraction.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe a person who is attracted to or loves men, the term 'androphile' has evolved to be used more broadly to refer to anyone who is attracted to males regardless of their own gender.