Fornicator ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Fornicator ( noun )

A person who engages in fornication, which is sexual intercourse between people not married to each other.

Origin:

Fornicator is derived from the latin word "fornicat-" which means to commit fornication, from "fornix" which means an arch, vault or brothel.

Examples:

1. In the past, fornicators were punished severely for their actions.
2. The fornicator was caught in the act and was shamed by the community.
3. The fornicator was known to be promiscuous and had many partners.
4. The fornicator was unable to control his desires and kept committing the sin.
5. In many societies, fornicators were considered immoral and were shunned.

(As a verb)

Fornicator ( verb )

A person who engages in fornication, which is sexual intercourse between people not married to each other.

Origin:

Fornicator is derived from the latin word "fornicat-" which means to commit fornication, from "fornix" which means an arch, vault or brothel.

Examples:

1. In the past, fornicators were punished severely for their actions.
2. The fornicator was caught in the act and was shamed by the community.
3. The fornicator was known to be promiscuous and had many partners.
4. The fornicator was unable to control his desires and kept committing the sin.
5. In many societies, fornicators were considered immoral and were shunned.