Strumpet

/ˈstrʌmpɪt/

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Archaic Term

The term is outdated and could be offensive if used in modern language.

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Referring to her as a 'strumpet' in today's world would be inappropriate.

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Negative Connotation

'Strumpet' implies a judgmental view toward the woman's sexual behavior.

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The novel's antagonist called her a 'strumpet' to slander her reputation.

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Cultural References

Used in classical literature or historical contexts, rarely in current events.

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Shakespeare often used the word 'strumpet' for certain female characters.

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