sodomy
- noun
- /ˈsɑːdəmi/
- NSFW
- Anal and oral intercourse, the two forms of "sodomy," are practiced by both heterosexuals and homosexuals.
- sodomy laws
- acts of sodomy
- sodomy statute
He was a gay man who was imprisoned for sodomy, who couldn't even live his best life in public.
- He was a gay man who was imprisoned for sodomy, who couldn't even live his best life in public.
- And sex outside of marriage is fornication, which is a sin, and homosexual acts are sodomy, which is a sin.
- So, for example, on the West Coast, nativists warned that the Chinese would bring paganism, incest and sodomy as well as miscegenation to America.
- He was a gay man who was imprisoned for sodomy, who couldn't even live his best lifeout in public.
- And and it's about the sodomy and the beatings within our public schools and how it was just a given that that's what happened.
Examples
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At the time the case was tried, a Virginia sodomy statute made oral and anal sex a felony offense.
Academic text (2003) -
Lawrence v. Texas decriminalized sodomy, thereby protecting same-sex sex acts in the private sphere.
Academic text (2011) -
"Are you aware, son, of the laws against sodomy in the state of Georgia and before God?"
Fiction book (2002) -
His past record indicates multiple counts of sodomy and assault.
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In this case, the issue of consensual adult homosexual sodomy in private was raised.
Academic text (1993) -
In some countries, sodomy is still considered a criminal offense that can lead to severe penalties.
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The controversial laws against sodomy have sparked debates about personal freedoms and human rights.
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Many activists are fighting to repeal sodomy laws that discriminate against the LGBTQ+ community.
Synonyms
Sexual activity when a person with a penis puts it into another person's anus
Sex in which a penis goes into another person's anus
Sex in which a person's penis enters another person's bottom, often between men
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sodomy comes from the biblical city Sodom, which stories say was destroyed for 'sexual wickedness' and certain forbidden sexual acts. That's why sodomy came to mean some specific sexual activities, often anal sex and, in older use, sex with animals, and why laws and views about it have varied widely.