Sodomist

Pronunciation: /ˈsɒdəmɪst/

Definitions of sodomist

noun a person who engages in anal intercourse, especially as a passive partner

Example Sentences

A1 I heard that a sodomist was arrested for illegal activities.

A2 The community was shocked to discover that their neighbor was a sodomist.

B1 The police are investigating a suspected sodomist in the area.

B2 The trial of the accused sodomist will begin next week.

C1 The psychologist analyzed the behavior of the convicted sodomist.

C2 The documentary explores the psychology of a notorious sodomist.

Examples of sodomist in a Sentence

formal The court convicted the man of being a sodomist based on the evidence presented.

informal I heard that guy is a sodomist, be careful around him.

slang Don't trust that dude, he's a total sodomist.

figurative The politician was accused of being a sodomist for his corrupt practices.

Grammatical Forms of sodomist

• past tense: sodomized
• plural: sodomists
• comparative: more sodomistic
• superlative: most sodomistic
• present tense: sodomizes
• future tense: will sodomize
• perfect tense: has sodomized
• continuous tense: is sodomizing
• singular: sodomist
• positive degree: sodomistic
• infinitive: to sodomize
• gerund: sodomizing
• participle: sodomized

Origin and Evolution of sodomist

First Known Use: 1300 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'sodomist' originates from the biblical story of the city of Sodom and Gomorrah in the Book of Genesis, where the residents were said to engage in sinful behavior.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'sodomist' has evolved to specifically refer to individuals who engage in anal intercourse, regardless of consent or context.