Mistresses
Prostitutes and mistresses are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prostitutes" instead a noun "Mistresses".
Prostitutes
Mistresses and prostitutes are semantically related. You can use "Mistresses" instead a noun "Prostitutes".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lovers and mistresses
- lovers and prostitutes
- concubines and mistresses
- concubines and prostitutes
- girlfriends and mistresses
- girlfriends and prostitutes
- broads and mistresses
- broads and prostitutes
- sweethearts and mistresses
- sweethearts and prostitutes
- inamoratas and mistresses
- inamoratas and prostitutes
- paramours and mistresses
- paramours and prostitutes
Both words in one sentence
- Geishas were never prostitutes but they could be "retained" as mistresses or formal concubines.
Source: Platonic Prostitution - Really Gets Around: William has four wives, a few long term-mistresses and likely also sleeps with prostitutes.
Source: Series / William Of Orange
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