Pronunciation: /lʌv ræt/

Definitions of love rat

noun a person who is unfaithful in a romantic relationship

Example Sentences

A1 She found out her boyfriend was a love rat.

A2 The tabloids were filled with stories about the celebrity love rat.

B1 After being cheated on, she realized she was dating a love rat.

B2 The love rat's reputation spread quickly throughout the small town.

C1 Despite his charming facade, he was known in social circles as a notorious love rat.

C2 The scandalous affair between the politician and the love rat rocked the nation.

Examples of love rat in a Sentence

formal The tabloids exposed him as a love rat after multiple affairs were revealed.

informal I can't believe she's still seeing that love rat after what he did to her.

slang He's such a love rat, always cheating on his partners.

figurative Beware of the love rat who will betray your trust and break your heart.

Grammatical Forms of love rat

past tense

loved

plural

love rats

comparative

more love rat

superlative

most love rat

present tense

love rat

future tense

will love rat

perfect tense

have loved rat

continuous tense

is loving rat

singular

love rat

positive degree

love rat

infinitive

to love rat

gerund

loving rat

participle

loved rat

Origin and Evolution of love rat

First Known Use: 1980 year
Language of Origin: English
Story behind the word: The term 'love rat' originated in British English as a colloquial expression to describe someone who is unfaithful in a romantic relationship.
Evolution of the word: Originally used to refer to men who cheat on their partners, the term has evolved to be more gender-neutral and can now apply to anyone who is unfaithful in a relationship.