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sodomitic

sodomitic

9.9
Used to insult someone by saying their actions are morally wrong or sexually unacceptable
  • adjective
  • /ˌsɒdəˈmɪtɪk/
  • Offensive
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  • The artist's work often explores sodomitic concepts, challenging the boundaries of societal norms.

Examples

  • The movie was criticized for its sodomitic themes that many viewed as corrupting the youth.

  • The State is promoting and/or protecting every whim to kill children in the womb, sodomitic relationships, the homosexual lifestyle being taught in schools, and forcing all people to pay for others' immoral prescriptions.

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  • She described the politician's policies as sodomitic, arguing that they led society toward moral decay.

Synonyms

vile
vssodomitic
157 5.0

Very bad and morally wrong

is a pejorative figurative term focusing on perversion and depravity
depraved
vssodomitic
  • Formal
48 7.8

Very bad and cruel in the way someone behaves

is a pejorative figurative label for moral corruption or perversion
sordid
vssodomitic
46 7.5

Dirty and morally wrong, often involving dishonest or cruel acts

is more about moral perversion and a harsher pejorative attack
unsavory
vssodomitic
  • US
29 7.2

Something people think is morally wrong or dishonest

is a stronger pejorative term accusing of deep moral depravity
impure
vssodomitic
  • NSFW
20 6.0

Not morally clean because it is corrupt or obscene

is used figuratively and pejoratively to label extreme perversion
perverted
vssodomitic
  • Offensive
11 7.9

Behaving in a morally wrong or corrupt way

is used figuratively to call someone morally corrupt rather than describe a condition
putrid
vssodomitic
  • Offensive
5 8.3

Having very bad character and doing dishonest things

is used figuratively to insult moral character rather than physical rot
pestiferous
vssodomitic
  • Literature
1 9.9

Causing people to act badly and lose good values

is used as a figurative insult rather than naming a corrupting force
sodomitical
vssodomitic
  • Offensive
9.9

Very morally wrong and corrupt

is used figuratively to insult or suggest moral perversion

Antonyms

35 4.3

Being morally good and doing what is right

Surface Forms

sodomitic positive

Morphology

sodomitic = sodomite (semi-transparent) = sodomite + ic

Morphologically derived from 'sodomite' + '-ic', but the sense is a figurative, pejorative extension ('morally corrupt') not strictly entailed by the literal base.

Etymology

Sodomitic comes from the Bible city Sodom and originally means 'relating to' sodomy, and a helpful way to remember its modern use is that people have long used the word as a strong insult for things they see as morally wrong or perverse. So, sodomitic can be used figuratively to describe actions or ideas that are judged corrupt or depraved.