vampyre
- noun
- /væmˈpaɪər/
- Offensive
:
chupasangre
- The charming vampyre manipulated her friends for money.
Examples
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She warned her friend not to trust the vampyre who always seemed to take advantage of others.
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Some novels portray the vampyre as a seductive figure who manipulates people for personal gain.
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He was known as a vampyre in the business world, charming his way to the top at others' expense.
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Many people believe that a vampyre can easily seduce their targets.
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He was known as a vampyre in the business world, charming his way to the top at others' expense.
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She warned her friend not to trust the vampyre who always seemed to take advantage of others.
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Some novels portray the vampyre as a seductive figure who manipulates people for personal gain.
Synonyms
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8.5
A person who uses others to get money or power
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8.0
A person who takes advantage of others' bad situations to make money
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6.0
A person who unfairly uses others to get money
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8.4
A woman who uses charm to attract and tempt someone
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6.9
A person who tries to make others do wrong things
A woman who uses her charm to trick men into doing what she wants
A man who many women find very attractive and who often takes advantage of them
A person who makes others feel emotionally tired by being negative or demanding
Antonyms
How Predatory
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4.6
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7.1
- Offensive
- Offensive
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6.2
- NSFW
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7.2
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3.4
Surface Forms
Etymology
Vampyre also came to mean a person who 'drains' others for their own gain. Because the old vampir was thought to suck blood, calling someone a vampyre suggests they take money or energy from people using charm.