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promiscuous

/prəˈmɪs.kjʊ.əs/

/prəˈmɪs.kju.əs/

Translations

promiscuousadjective

more promiscuous

Comp.

most promiscuous

Super.

/prəˈmɪs.kjʊ.əs/

/prəˈmɪs.kju.əs/

He was known for his promiscuous behavior.

Он был известен своим распущенным поведением.

The novel depicts a promiscuous lifestyle.

Роман изображает беспорядочный образ жизни.

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promiscuousadjective

Having or characterized by many transient sexual relationships.

The novel depicted a promiscuous lifestyle that shocked many readers.

Demonstrating or implying an indiscriminate or unselective approach; casual.

The artist had a promiscuous style, blending elements from various genres.

(Computing, telecommunications) (of a device or mode of operation) able to receive and process all data traffic, not only that addressed to it

The network interface was switched to promiscuous mode to capture all packets.