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UK
/sˈeɪdɪzəm/
]
[ US /ˈseɪdɪzəm/ ]
[ US /ˈseɪdɪzəm/ ]
NOUN
- sexual pleasure obtained by inflicting harm (physical or psychological) on others
How To Use sadism In A Sentence
- Given all these and other dramatic qualifications of Venetian courtesy, playgoers are not surprised when the dynamics of sadism and persecution in The Merchant of Venice challenge its authenticity.
- As the philosopher points out, ‘There is an aestheticism in masochism, while sadism is hostile to the aesthetic attitude.’
- Psychoanalysts tend to regard both sadism and masochism as arising from childhood deprivation.
- It drew a line; it created an elect; it was sophisticated and Continental; it dealt with provocative subjects, with torture, sadism, hermaphroditism––with sex and power.
- Algolagnia is a psychiatric term covering sadism and masochism.
- Famous for giving his name to the perversion known as sadism, the Marquis de Sade was initially a doctor, who originated the phrase, "Does it hurt when I do this? Mark C. Miller: First Jobs of History's Greatest
- Essentially, Roman and I are both dominants, but we're dominants who like to play with sadism / masochism in the context of our sexual relationship.
- The effect of the emotional power of a film such as this one is that it dominates the thinking of the viewer, such that he is unable to entertain points of view other than the two choices of sadism and masochism.
- It features scenes of extreme sexual sadism and hardcore bondage as well as graphic depictions of rape.
- This is not to minimize the sadism, cliqueishness, and, well, Darwinian heartlessness of kids in schools and camps; nor is it intended to overgenerously credit the competence and open-mindedness of teachers and administrators. Weinerdog