Womanize

Pronunciation: /ˈwʊməˌnaɪz/

Definitions of womanize

verb to engage in womanizing; to pursue or have casual sexual relationships with women

Example Sentences

A1 He likes to womanize and flirt with different girls.

A2 She warned her friend about the guy who tends to womanize and break hearts.

B1 The celebrity was known to womanize in his younger days, but has since settled down.

B2 It is important to address the issue of men who womanize and disrespect women.

C1 The politician's reputation was tarnished when it was revealed he would womanize during business trips.

C2 Despite his charm, she could see through his attempts to womanize and manipulate her emotions.

Examples of womanize in a Sentence

formal The politician was accused of womanizing and faced backlash from the public.

informal He's known for womanizing and never settling down with one person.

slang He's always out womanizing at the bars, trying to pick up girls.

figurative The company has been accused of womanizing its way to success by exploiting female employees.

Grammatical Forms of womanize

• past tense: womanized
• plural: womanizes
• comparative: more womanizing
• superlative: most womanizing
• present tense: womanize
• future tense: will womanize
• perfect tense: have womanized
• continuous tense: is womanizing
• singular: womanizer
• positive degree: womanizing
• infinitive: to womanize
• gerund: womanizing
• participle: womanized

Origin and Evolution of womanize

First Known Use: 1820 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'womanize' is derived from the noun 'woman' and the suffix '-ize' which means 'to make or become'.

Evolution of the word: Originally, 'womanize' meant to make oneself attractive to women or to pursue relationships with women. Over time, the word has taken on a more negative connotation, often associated with a man who pursues casual or promiscuous relationships with women.