molester
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8.6
- noun
- /məˈlɛstər/
- Offensive
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abusador sexual
- The community took action after learning that a known molester was living nearby.
- child molester
- molesters and rapists
The people who commit the offences, the actual child molesters are usually not paedophiles.
- The people who commit the offences, the actual child molesters are usually not paedophiles.
- Reading the files of the pedophiles, the child molesters, monsters.
- I can't be round these kind of people like child molesters, baby killers.
- Grasses, Child molesters, women, beaters, burglars, muggers.
- Was OK when I first went in and like child molesters and shit.
- You know, if you really look at that, if you want to find some child molesters, dude, go to a poor neighborhood.
- Then you have here narcissistic, psychopathic, serial killer, child molester.
- They they wanted me to go on protection on the numbers with the real nonsense and the real child molesters.
- But there's a certain percentage of Alcoholics, of child molesters, of a, you know, wife beaters of drug addicts, all this stuff.
Examples
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There have been many cases where child molesters and rapists are given very lenient sentences.
Blog text (8) -
Parents are always on high alert about potential molesters around their children.
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Of course it's a child molester.
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You protect that child molester?
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I asked what they thought of the charges that Reiter was a child molester.
Fiction book (1991) -
The man who advises the club, the molester, is a respected member of the community.
Fiction book (1991) -
The documentary highlighted the stories of survivors who had been abused by a molester.
Synonyms
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7.0
A person who forces someone to have sex without their consent
72
6.5
A person who has been found guilty of a sexual crime like assault or abuse
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9.1
A person who touches another person in a sexual way without their permission
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9.5
A person who forces someone to have sex without consent
1
9.9
A person who sexually harms a child
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8.6
A person who sexually attacks or forces someone
1
9.8
A person who touches someone’s private parts without their permission
Antonyms
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Morphology
Etymology
Molester comes from the verb molest, which comes from the old Latin word molestus meaning 'troublesome' or 'annoying'. So a molester is someone who 'bothers' or 'troubles' another person, and today it often means a person who makes unwanted sexual advances or touches someone without their permission.