Similar words: prostitute, institution, restitution, constitution, institutional, constitutional, unconstitutional, constitutionalism. Meaning: [‚prɑstɪ'tuːʃn /‚prɒstɪ'tju-] 
n. offering sexual intercourse for pay.
n. offering sexual intercourse for pay. 
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1. Prostitution is illegal in some countries.
2. Poverty drove her to prostitution.
3. There is a longstanding prostitution trade in the port.
4. Some turned to prostitution in order to survive.
5. Many women were forced into prostitution.
6. Young girls were ensnared in prostitution rings.
6. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and create good sentences.
7. This area is infamous for drugs and prostitution.
8. She says that legalising prostitution will only cause problems.
9. Prostitution is on the increase in the city.
10. They were jailed for running a protection/prostitution racket.
11. Her article lifts the lid on child prostitution.
12. Beset by drug problems, prostitution, violence and vandalism, this is one of the most unpleasant areas in the city.
13. He refused the job, saying it would be prostitution of his talents.
14. Does the computer then disclose their conviction for prostitution?
15. Both specific and general laws on child prostitution exist.
16. Some sell their children into slavery or prostitution.
17. Drug dealing and prostitution are often linked.
18. The girls seemed to be destined for prostitution.
19. To the Romans prostitution was a trade.
20. Seven decades of open prostitution were at an end.
21. She eventually drifts into prostitution.
22. These days, though, there is virtually no prostitution in Balsall Heath, and the streets are deserted at night.
23. Surely marriage and prostitution are separate and it insults marriage to infer that they thrive on one another?
24. The new legislation is intended to stamp out child prostitution.
25. He was arrested on suspicion of having solicited girls to prostitution.
26. Two of them, mantua-making and millinery, he explicitly linked with prostitution.
27. Clearly also the rise of urbanism brought a concomitant rise of crime and prostitution.
28. Here the taxi dance hall represented little more than clandestine prostitution.
29. Indeed, social morality leaders came to believe that earlier marriages would discourage resort to prostitution.
30. Teenagers like Kelly say the tough fines have trapped her into a life of prostitution.
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