promiscuously in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for promiscuously in the English»Spanish Dictionary

promiscuously [Am prəˈmɪskjuəsli, Brit prəˈmɪskjʊəsli] ADV

promiscuously

promiscuamente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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He hunts promiscuously and presents himself sweating alongside his father's workers.

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I believe in the value of holidays promiscuously celebrated.

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It's a striking architectural biennial with umbrels of flowers that self-seed promiscuously, much loved by bees.

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That's what it is to be alive with your eyes open: to be constantly, promiscuously putting things together, getting shapes to have a coherence.

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The first planting included the promiscuously pollinated hybrid offspring of hundreds of varieties.

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

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

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Rather, it is that they be promiscuously or serially partisan...

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Having been betrayed, she stops trusting men and behaves promiscuously.

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