sodomitical
- adjective
- /ˌsɒdəˈmɪtɪkəl/
- NSFW
- The medieval text condemned the city for its sodomitical practices and moral decline.
Examples
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Many old laws were created to punish what was considered sodomitical behavior.
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Many believe that the sodomitical behavior depicted in the story symbolizes moral decay.
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He was accused of holding sodomitical beliefs that went against the teachings of the church.
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The sodomitical practices of the ancient city were condemned in many texts.
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The medieval text condemned the city for its sodomitical practices and moral decline.
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Many old laws were created to punish what was considered sodomitical behavior.
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Many believe that the sodomitical behavior depicted in the story symbolizes moral decay.
Synonyms
Dirty and morally wrong, often involving dishonest or cruel acts
Relating to sexual acts between people of the same sex often noted in old laws
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sodomitical comes from the story of the city Sodom, famous from 'Sodom and Gomorrah' for its 'sexual immorality'. So the word means things 'relating to Sodom' or the kinds of sins people blamed on that city, especially sexual wrongdoing.