womanised
Pursued many lovers
Womanised is the British spelling of womanized, the past tense of womanize—to pursue casual sexual relationships with many women.
The term typically describes men whose pattern of behavior is seen as predatory or irresponsible: He womanised his way through the 1970s.
The word carries a disapproving tone.
Habitual romantic cheater
- lotharioHabitual seducer of women
- playboyWealthy hedonist, carefree lifestyle
- Don JuanLegendary womanizer archetype
- rakeTined yard implement
libertine · seducer · lecher · roué · ladies' man · charmer · flirt · heartbreaker
Reducing humans to things
- manipulationUnderhanded control of others
- seductionEnticing someone romantically
- deceptionIntentional misleading of others
- predatoryExploiting the vulnerable
conquest · pursuit · targeting · vulnerability · power imbalance · coercion · grooming · dishonesty
Unfavorable opinion expressed
- scandalDisgraceful public affair
- reputationCollective opinion of someone
- infamyExtreme public disgrace
- notorietyFame from misdeeds
gossip · censure · criticism · condemnation · indiscretion · impropriety · disrepute · disgrace
Hostility toward women
- sexismGender-based prejudice
- objectifyingTreating people as things
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
- demeaningCausing loss of respect
patriarchal · male privilege · entitlement · commodification · devaluation · contempt · dismissive · degrading
philanderer
Habitual romantic cheater
- lotharioHabitual seducer of women
- playboyWealthy hedonist, carefree lifestyle
- Don JuanLegendary womanizer archetype
rake · libertine · seducer · lecher · roué · ladies' man · charmer · flirt · heartbreaker · smooth-talker
objectification
Reducing humans to things
- manipulationUnderhanded control of others
- seductionEnticing someone romantically
- deceptionIntentional misleading of others
predatory · conquest · pursuit · targeting · vulnerability · power imbalance · coercion · grooming · dishonesty · insincerity
disapproval
Unfavorable opinion expressed
- scandalDisgraceful public affair
- reputationCollective opinion of someone
- infamyExtreme public disgrace
notoriety · gossip · censure · criticism · condemnation · indiscretion · impropriety · disrepute · disgrace · shameful
misogyny
Hostility toward women
- sexismGender-based prejudice
- objectifyingTreating people as things
- disrespectfulShowing lack of regard
demeaning · patriarchal · male privilege · entitlement · commodification · devaluation · contempt · dismissive · degrading · predatory