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Meanings of paramour in English
Usage of paramour in English
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Question 2: Turns out Mark's would-be paramour was also a part-time actress.
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Defy me, and I slay you in the sight of your paramour.'
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A second murdered the paramour and spared his wife, and so on.
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Are you telling me that your latest paramour is twice your age?
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Tatiana and her paramour would pay for what they'd done to Velimai.
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After you're wed you can take one of them for a paramour.
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Or had nocturnal loves misguided her, in thraldom to a paramour's embrace?
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She was probably eating out a lot, or eating at her paramour's.
9
The countess continued to live with her paramour; nor was the court scandalized.
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They have each chosen a paramour and indulged in folly to the utmost.
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Lysandra could well imagine what sort of intellect Catuvolcos's paramour was versed in.
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Yet when Evadne names the king as her paramour, Amintor exclaims:
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He called the paramour, by whom he had been supplanted, to the field.
14
Agamemnon had a cousin Aegisthos, who became the paramour of Clytemnestra.
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He set out instantly, in company with his paramour, to France.
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She then fled to her paramour and came back no more.
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Paramour through the time
Paramour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common