Sleep around
verb
To have sexual relations with multiple partners casually without being in committed relationships.
Some people criticize him because he likes to sleep around.

Often appears as...
- likes to sleep around
- tend to sleep around
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
verb
To have sexual relations with multiple partners casually without being in committed relationships.
Some people criticize him because he likes to sleep around.

Often appears as...
- likes to sleep around
- tend to sleep around
Usage tips
Informal, Disapproving
Colloquial
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Cultural Sensitivity
The phrase can be controversial and offensive, reflecting cultural attitudes towards sexual behavior.

He got in trouble for implying that his colleague likes to sleep around.
Negative Connotation
Often implies judgment or disapproval and can be viewed as a negative or derogatory term.

Despite the rumors that she likes to sleep around, she's very professional at work.
Informal Use
Appropriate for casual conversation, but too informal for professional or formal writing.

In a friendly chat, he joked about his single years when he used to sleep around.
Cultural Sensitivity
The phrase can be controversial and offensive, reflecting cultural attitudes towards sexual behavior.

He got in trouble for implying that his colleague likes to sleep around.
Negative Connotation
Often implies judgment or disapproval and can be viewed as a negative or derogatory term.

Despite the rumors that she likes to sleep around, she's very professional at work.
Informal Use
Appropriate for casual conversation, but too informal for professional or formal writing.

In a friendly chat, he joked about his single years when he used to sleep around.
Cultural Sensitivity
The phrase can be controversial and offensive, reflecting cultural attitudes towards sexual behavior.

He got in trouble for implying that his colleague likes to sleep around.
Negative Connotation
Often implies judgment or disapproval and can be viewed as a negative or derogatory term.

Despite the rumors that she likes to sleep around, she's very professional at work.
Informal Use
Appropriate for casual conversation, but too informal for professional or formal writing.

In a friendly chat, he joked about his single years when he used to sleep around.
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