Prostitute and Talent

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Prostitute noun - A woman who engages in sexual activities for money.

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Talent and prostitute are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Talent" instead a noun "Prostitute".

Talent noun - A special and usually inborn ability.

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Prostitute and talent are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Prostitute" with "Talent", this nouns are similar.

Nearby Words: talented, talentless

good	good prostitute	good talent
female	female prostitute	female talent
common	common prostitute	common talent
single	single prostitute	single talent
Other adjectives: real, young, new, former, local.

Paul Bearer: The promoters are the ones who actually prostitute the young talent.

Source: Professional Wrestling
David Bowie's second and third videos from The Next Day (2013) attracted some name acting talent to shore him up: Tilda Swinton plays his wife in "The Stars (Are Out Tonight)", while Gary Oldman plays a Catholic priest and Marion Cotillard a prostitute in "The Next Day".

Source: All-Star Cast
Dreadful Musician: Tommy, the health inspector that briefly takes over for Hugo, makes music that's a lethal combination of disgusting lyrics ("Elderly Prostitute," anyone?) and a complete lack of actual talent.

Source: Western Animation / Bob's Burgers

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