Masochistic
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adjective
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noun
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(As an adjective)
Masochistic ( adjective )
Relating to or characterized by masochism; deriving pleasure from one's own pain or humiliation.
Origin:
The term masochistic is derived from the term "masochist" which is derived from the name of the austrian writer leopold von sacher-masoch, whose works often portrayed characters who sought pleasure in pain and submission.
Examples:
- His masochistic tendencies made him enjoy being punished.
- She had a masochistic streak, which made her enjoy pain.
- The masochistic nature of the activity made him feel satisfied.
- He was masochistic, and enjoyed being humiliated.
- She was masochistic, and enjoyed exploring her private life.
(As a noun)
Masochistic ( noun )
Relating to or characterized by masochism; deriving pleasure from one's own pain or humiliation.
Origin:
The term masochistic is derived from the term "masochist" which is derived from the name of the austrian writer leopold von sacher-masoch, whose works often portrayed characters who sought pleasure in pain and submission.
Examples:
- His masochistic tendencies made him enjoy being punished.
- She had a masochistic streak, which made her enjoy pain.
- The masochistic nature of the activity made him feel satisfied.
- He was masochistic, and enjoyed being humiliated.
- She was masochistic, and enjoyed exploring her private life.