He's a philanderer.
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Philanderer
//fɪˈlæn.də.ɹɚ//
Synonyms for "philanderer" (76 found)
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Closest matches (16)
Strong matches (22)
Related words (38)
Noun(12 words)
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Translations
29 translations across 15 languages.
Bulgarian
2 entries- донжуан noun (fickle lover)
- флиртаджия noun (fickle lover)
Dutch
2 entries- rokkenjager noun (someone who engages in casual sex)
- vrouwenversierder noun (fickle lover)
Estonian
2 entries- elumees noun (fickle lover)
- liiderdaja noun (fickle lover)
Finnish
2 entries- auervaara noun (fickle lover)
- hurmuri noun (fickle lover)
French
3 entries- charmeur noun (fickle lover)
- dragueur noun (someone who engages in casual sex)
- flirteur noun (fickle lover)
Galician
1 entries- mullereiro noun (fickle lover)
German
3 entries- Charmeur noun (fickle lover)
- Schönredner noun (fickle lover)
- Schürzenjäger noun (someone who engages in casual sex)
Hungarian
1 entries- szívtipró noun (fickle lover)
Italian
1 entries- farfallone noun (fickle lover)
Japanese
1 entries- 漁色家 noun (fickle lover)
Polish
2 entries- flirciarz noun (fickle lover)
- kobieciarz noun (fickle lover)
Portuguese
3 entries- galinha noun (someone who engages in casual sex)
- mulherengo noun (someone who engages in casual sex)
- namorador noun (fickle lover)
Russian
3 entries- ба́бник noun (fickle lover)
- волоки́та noun (fickle lover)
- донжуа́н noun (fickle lover)
Spanish
2 entries- donjuán noun (fickle lover)
- mujeriego noun (someone who engages in casual sex)
Turkish
1 entries- flört noun (fickle lover)
Sample sentences
5 total sentences available.
“Where did you get such miserable cargo, blinky?” “Rather, where are you carrying that debauched lot, you philanderer?”
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Tom is a philanderer.
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Tom's a philanderer.
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