Pederasty (noun)

Sexual activity between an adult male and a boy.

Origin:

Late 16th century: from french pédérastie, or via late latin from greek paiderastia, from pais "boy" + erastes "lover".

Examples:

1. The ancient Greeks practiced pederasty as a form of mentor-apprenticeship relationship.
2. Pederasty is illegal in most countries and is widely considered to be a form of child abuse.
3. The movie's depiction of pederasty caused controversy and was criticized by some groups.
4. The historical prevalence of pederasty has been documented in various cultures, such as ancient Greece and imperial China.
5. Pederasty is condemned by many religious groups and is often considered to be a perversion.