antiprostitution
antiprostitution adjective: acting against or prohibiting prostitution.
Adjective
antiprostitution (not comparable)
- Acting against or prohibiting prostitution
- The HIV/AIDS problem came late to China because of its limited contacts with other countries, the government's strict enforcement of antidrug and antiprostitution laws, and culturally conservative attitudes about sex in general.2000 June 30, Dennis Normile, “INFECTIOUS DISEASES:China Awakens to Fight Projected AIDS Crisis”, in Science, volume 288, number 5475, →DOI, pages 2312–2313
- The police, conducting what they said was an antiprostitution raid, reported finding him in bed with a stripper.2007 November 10, Richard Goldstein, “George Ratterman, Football Star and Sheriff, Dies at 80”, in New York Times
Origin of antiprostitution
From anti- + prostitution.
Questions about antiprostitution
- What does antiprostitution mean?
- Antiprostitution means acting against or prohibiting prostitution.
- What part of speech is antiprostitution?
- Antiprostitution is an adjective.
Words near antiprostitution in the dictionary
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