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whore

/hɔː/

This word is considered highly offensive and vulgar in almost all modern contexts. It is primarily used as a derogatory slur to shame or insult people, especially women. When used as a verb (e.g., "whore oneself out"), it often carries a metaphorical meaning. In this sense, it describes someone who sacrifices their integrity, values, or artistic standards for money or power.

💬Trò chuyện

🎬Tuesday afternoon; Victoria is reviewing David's latest consulting proposal from her office.
Victoria

Stop trying to whore out our IP for these cheap contracts.

Victoria
David Smith
David Smith

I'm just trying to leverage our synergy for quick wins.

💡
Victoria uses the verb 'whore out' metaphorically to criticize David for compromising the company's valuable intellectual property (IP) for low-paying, short-term gains. David responds with corporate buzzwords ('leverage', 'synergy'), highlighting their clashing professional styles.

Ý nghĩa

noun

A person, typically a woman, who engages in sexual activity for payment.

"The historical records described the women of the district as whores."

noun

A derogatory term used to describe someone perceived as promiscuous or morally loose.

"She was unfairly branded a whore by her classmates after the breakup."

verb (transitive)

To sell one's body or services for money; often used metaphorically to describe compromising one's principles for profit.

"He felt he had to whore himself out to the corporate machine to get a promotion."

verb (intransitive)

To engage in prostitution.

"The novel depicts characters who whore in the streets of old London."

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