prostitute|prostituted|prostitutes|prostituting in English

verb

[pros·ti·tute || 'prɑstɪtuːt /'prɒstɪtjuːt]

provide sex services for a fee; engage in prostitution; devote oneself to dishonorable causes in return for profit

Use "prostitute|prostituted|prostitutes|prostituting" in a sentence

1. Are you selling wine or prostituting yourself?

2. Although the majority of prostitutes are female and have male clients, a prostitute can be, and have clients of, any gender or sexual orientation.

3. She prostituted herself in order to support her children.

4. She's... a prostitute.

5. About killing prostitutes?

6. Pranitha's mother was a woman in prostitution, a prostituted person.

7. How has false religion prostituted herself, and with what results?

8. Those women are prostitutes?

9. Prostitutes were picked up.

10. Both prostitutes advertised here.

11. After that comes Backhanding, which has given the name for the game: players can send their pimps to beat the prostitutes the other players scored, as a prostitute in hospital can’t make money

12. Two more murdered prostitutes

13. She was a prostitute.

14. Friends from the theater criticized him for prostituting his talent in the movies.

15. She's not a prostitute.

16. Government-owned prostitute of Song Chao, from wide admit, not only become malefactor family member male prostitute, be grabbed even avowedly come, force fine is prostitute!

17. The prostitutes solicit openly here.

18. Here, prostitutes constantly proposition tourists.

19. And sacrifice with the temple prostitutes;

20. Runaways and prostitutes to college students.

21. Zimbabwe police worst abusers of prostitutes.

22. I look like a prostitute.

23. Do not prostitute your daughter.

24. That's why he stopped seeing prostitutes.

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