Translations for „promiscuously“ in the English » German Dictionary

pro·mis·cu·ous·ly [prəˈmɪskjuəsli] ADV

promiscuously

promisk

promiscuously

promiskuitiv form

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Terms such as "kafkaesque" and "star chamber" are thrown around promiscuously by civil libertarians.

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When scandal charges are hurled promiscuously, the public soon becomes inured to scandal.

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My disorder has led me to spread my charms promiscuously.

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Terms like "tragic" and "horrific" are tossed about quite promiscuously.

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Olive baboons tend to mate promiscuously.

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Rather than answering the question of why females should mate promiscuously, these results have blown the question wide open.

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I believe in the value of holidays promiscuously celebrated.

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It's also a set of images and ideas that have moved promiscuously through the culture.

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Pirate party positions draw promiscuously from the libertarian right as well as the socialist left.

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Fern initially seems sweet and helpful, but soon proves untrustworthy, stealing things from the hotel, smoking in the basement with older boys, and acting promiscuously.

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