Harlot (noun)

1. A prostitute or promiscuous woman.
2. A woman who engages in sexual acts for money or other compensation.

Origin:

From the middle english word harlot, from the old french word harlot, from the germanic *heri, *hēri- (man, warrior) + *lōt- (prostitute, adulteres.s)

Examples:

1. She was considered a harlot for her promiscuous behavior.
2. In the past, harlots were often shunned by society.
3. A harlot is a prostitute or promiscuous woman.
4. Harlotry is the state or condition of being a harlot, characterized by promiscuity and the exchange of sexual acts for money or other compensation.
5. The word harlot is considered derogatory and is not used in a polite or respectful manner.