dominatrix
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- noun
- /ˌdɒmɪˈneɪtrɪks/
- NSFW
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dominatrix
- Many people are intrigued by the powerful presence of a dominatrix in the BDSM community.
- dominatrix outfit
- dominatrix look
- professional dominatrix
First though, my next guest is tough but caring like a well meaning dominatrix.
- First though, my next guest is tough but caring like a well meaning dominatrix.
- But the level of like shock and awe that he's having over the breast milk, seems to me if she pulled out like a dominatrix chain or peg or something, here we go.
- And and so Riyadh gets a glimpse into her life, her work, her mind, how it all works, what it means to be Finn Dom in Finn Dom financial dominatrix.
- I've had many porn stars on dominatrix.
Examples
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And I did love that dominatrix thing for a while.
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Likewise, being auctioned that night were the services of a first-rate dominatrix, who would demonstrate her gifts on the premises later in the evening.
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Once upon a time, there was a dominatrix who wanted out.
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I spent at least one year as an internet dominatrix.
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Would you describe yourself as a dominatrix?
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and I hail from New York and I'm a professional and online dominatrix.
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And this dominatrix said nothing captures attention like a whip.
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Mostly, I'm a dominatrix.
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As a professional dominatrix, she skillfully guided her clients' fantasies.
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The dominatrix wore a striking outfit that commanded attention and respect.
Synonyms
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A woman who has authority and directs the work of others
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A person who takes the dominant role in a sexual relationship where partners agree
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A woman who leads a household or group
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A person or thing that has control over others
A person who tries to control others in a group
Surface Forms
Morphology
dominatrix = dominate (semi-transparent) = domin + trix
The verb 'dominate' supplies the core meaning 'to control,' but the suffix '-trix' is a non-productive Latin feminine agentive in English and the specific BDSM sense is specialized.
Etymology
The word dominatrix comes from the Latin root domin- meaning 'master', the same root you see in dominate and dominion, plus the feminine ending -trix meaning 'a woman who does something'. So a dominatrix is literally a woman who takes the 'master' or 'dominant' role, which is why the word is used for a woman who leads in sexual role-play, often professionally.