Casanova
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- noun
- /ˌkæsəˈnoʊvə/
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- I was considered quite a, quite a casanova in those days.
Examples
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With his smooth talking and stylish appearance, he truly acted like a casanova at every party.
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And although Casanova is Italian, it was this kind of culture of seduction heavily involved with the theater.
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Any ideas, casanova?
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He was quite the casanova, charming every woman he met with his wit and good looks.
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In college, he earned a reputation as a casanova due to his numerous short-lived romances.
Synonyms
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A person who has many romantic partners and avoids serious relationships
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A man who has many short romantic relationships with women
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A man who has many short sexual relationships with different women
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A man who has romantic or sexual relationships with many women
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A man who often charms and has sex with many women without caring about their feelings
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A man who is very charming and attracts many women
A man who many women find very attractive and who often takes advantage of them
A man who keeps trying to start romantic or sexual relationships with women in a pushy way
A man who has many casual sexual partners
A man who often has sex with many women, for example prostitutes
How Promiscuous
- Offensive
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- NSFW
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- Informal
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word Casanova comes from the real Italian man Giacomo Casanova, who in the 1700s wrote famous stories about his many love affairs. Because of his life and books, Casanova now means 'a man who is known for having many romantic or sexual relationships with women'.