Courtesans
Prostitutes and courtesans are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prostitutes" instead a noun "Courtesans".
Prostitutes
Courtesans and prostitutes are semantically related. You can use "Courtesans" instead a noun "Prostitutes".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- concubines and courtesans
- concubines and prostitutes
- pros and courtesans
- pros and prostitutes
- paramours and courtesans
- paramours and prostitutes
- tarts and courtesans
- tarts and prostitutes
- mistresses and courtesans
- mistresses and prostitutes
- molls and courtesans
- molls and prostitutes
- ladyloves and courtesans
- ladyloves and prostitutes
Both words in one sentence
- Unproblematic Prostitution: Most of the prostitutes/courtesans from the Street of Lights fit this trope.
Source: Literature / Nightrunner -
Iago also plays a stereotype card with regards to Venetian women; Venice had a real-life contemporary reputation as a city of high-class courtesans and prostitutes of all orders.
Source: Theatre / Othello -
Red Light District: Yoshiwara pleasure quarter, which can be summed up as "prostitutes, courtesans, and more prostitutes." Ronin: Sano started out as one before solving his first case in Shinjū.
Source: Literature / Sano Ichiro
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