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playboy
The term carries a strong connotation of hedonism and superficiality, often implying a lack of professional ambition or moral responsibility. While it can occasionally be used with a hint of envy or glamour, it is more frequently used as a pejorative to describe a man who treats relationships as disposable games.
In modern usage, the word is less common than in the mid-20th century, often replaced by terms like "socialite" or "trust-fund baby," though "playboy" specifically retains the association with a curated image of masculine luxury and romantic conquest.
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He lived the life of a typical playboy, spending his inheritance on fast cars and expensive parties.
He lived the life of a typical playboy, spending his inheritance on fast cars and expensive parties.
Stop acting like a playboy and start taking your relationship seriously.
The suspect is a known playboy with connections to several high society circles.
I wonder if he is actually a playboy or just trying to look the part.
The young heir was dismissed as a mere playboy by the board of directors.
You are just another playboy looking for a temporary thrill.
His reputation as a playboy preceded him long before he arrived in town.
The magazine featured an article on the rise of the modern digital playboy.