masochistic in English

adjective

['mæsə'kɪstɪk]

characterized by the perverse enjoyment of abuse and pain (especially sexual)

Use "masochistic" in a sentence

1. What a sick, masochistic lion.

2. 10 What a masochistic lion.

3. 5 It seems masochistic, somehow.

4. 7 This is both masochistic and cowardly.

5. Solitary, masochistic, surreptitious vice, that's all he understands.

6. 6 Edward Cullen: What a sick, masochistic lion.

7. 2 Solitary, masochistic, surreptitious vice, that's all he understands.

8. 14 Some might think it is masochistic to indulge in fisticuffs.

9. 19 That flaming red?I mean. I swear her colorist is masochistic.

10. 13 Out of a masochistic delight I must describe Albie at the plate.

11. 15 Masochistic technique to twist and wedge the fingers into a crack.

12. Is this the masochistic type of perversion to which we just referred?

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14. Luckily this masochistic brand of economics seems to be at last going out of favour.

15. 16 Acting is a masochistic form of exhibitionism, not quite the occupation of an adult.

16. 17 Rosewater refers to the sample studied for the originally proposed Masochistic Personality Disorder.

17. 3 Rather, it was a way of rejecting unctuous, masochistic denial - which might narrow his perspectives.

18. Rather, it was a way of rejecting unctuous, masochistic denial - which might narrow his perspectives.

19. 8 There is a masochistic impulse among women that draws them to these sick images.

20. 1 He has a masochistic streak and seems to enjoy being treated badly by women.

21. 9 Taking on such a puzzle might seem masochistic, but people willingly do so all the time.

22. 4 Luckily this masochistic brand of economics seems to be at last going out of favour.

23. 11 Because if she were, in effect, masochistic,[www.Sentencedict.com] that would mean that she is capable of filling the role that the masochist gives to a woman.

24. 12 Yet his masochistic insistence on putting his work at the service of the class struggle also accounts for the forced belligerence and brutalism of that essay.

25. Yet his masochistic insistence on putting his work at the service of the class struggle also accounts for the forced belligerence and brutalism of that essay.

26. 18 To Gaskell, her "dear friend" Charlotte was the heroine, with the rest of the family – eccentric Patrick, masochistic Branwell, pious Anne and violently mystical Emily – left in her shadow.

27. Spite the continuing power of Antiascetic critique, in recent years histori-ans such as Peter Brown and Margaret Miles and critics such as Geoffrey Harpham have begun to challenge the simplistic association of asceticism with a masochistic madness, by attending to the way that ascetic practices