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Meanings of whoredom in English
Usage of whoredom in English
1
Schulz spoke mournfully, dreamily, about despair, whoredom, and being torn apart inwardly.
2
The whoredom of a woman may be known in her haughty looks and eye-lids.
3
That's zooming well past slutty and crashing straight into whoredom.
4
Homosexuality and whoredom were the sins that preoccupied him most.
5
But the profits from whoredom are filthy lucre; wherefore it was forbidden (Deut.
6
He could not pronounce the word whoredom, because the chastity of their heaven forbade it.
7
I was driving to the West Coast to celebrate my liberation from a state of whoredom.
8
If I wanted to hear about your whoredom I'd pay more attention in the girls' bathroom.
9
And they who inhabit the earth have been made drunk with the wine of her whoredom.
10
To the sixth commandment which forbids adultery, is added the prohibition about whoredom, according to Deut.
11
It is the same with all other sins, with adultery and whoredom, revenge and hatred, blasphemy and lying.
12
Biggest tits and arse in whoredom.
13
Now a virgin of the priestly tribe was condemned to death for whoredom; for we read (Lev.
14
Sir 26:9 The whoredom of a woman may be known in her haughty looks and eyelids.
15
And in her forehead was a name written, a mystery, great Babylon the mother of whoredom and abominations of the earth.
16
The world will have religion of some kind, even though it should fly for it to the intellectual whoredom of 'spiritualism.'
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