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philandering
adjective as in unfaithful
noun as in flirting
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By all accounts, Biden is a more devout Catholic and a more devoted family man than the philandering JFK.
Josh, what was that like working alongside so much talent while playing Douglas Dellacorte, a philandering husband who always seems on the brink of ruin?
She remained loyal to him to the bitter end — despite the fact “La Côte Basque” included embarrassing details about a woman named “Jane Baxter” whose doomed marriage to a philandering comedian clearly resembled her own.
The sense of exclusion that those who belong to Trump’s base felt before his leadership, allowed him to become their spiritual leader, no matter his philandering past and his shady business dealings.
All this is why Trump has done so well with evangelicals, despite his utter contempt for their faith and his lifetime of unrepentant philandering.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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