Pronunciation: /ˈtrɑːləp/
noun a woman perceived as sexually disreputable or promiscuous
A1 She was called a trollop by the mean girls at school.
A2 The old lady warned her granddaughter not to dress like a trollop.
B1 The gossip magazines labeled her as a trollop for her scandalous behavior.
B2 The novel's antagonist was portrayed as a manipulative trollop who seduced the hero.
C1 The actress received backlash for her portrayal of a trollop in the controversial film.
C2 The author's use of the word 'trollop' sparked a debate about gender stereotypes in literature.
formal The gossip column accused the actress of being a trollop.
informal She's such a trollop, always flirting with every guy she meets.
slang I can't believe he's dating that trollop from the bar.
figurative Her reputation as a trollop preceded her wherever she went.
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