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sadistic

[ suh-dis-tik, sey-, sa- ]

adjective

  1. pertaining to or characterized by sadism; deriving pleasure or sexual gratification from extreme cruelty:

    a sadistic psychopath.



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A rash of brutal pet murders raises fears that a sadistic maniac is on the loose.

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On Monday, Donald Trump's administration arrested Mahdawi after sadistically luring him to an immigration office by implying his citizenship application process was complete.

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His fixation on playing 亚洲网紅露点 with the bodies of vulnerable kids has a sadistic and eugenicist edge to it.

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Trump does this not only due to the sadistic glee he gets from conning his followers, though I have no doubt that's a big part of his motivation.

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Over his long career, Hackman won Academy Awards for portrayals of an obsessed undercover narcotics cop in 鈥淭he French Connection鈥 and a sadistic Western sheriff in 鈥淯nforgiven.鈥

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What does听sadistic mean?

Sadistic means extremely cruel or enjoying the pain of others.

More specifically, sadistic can be used in the context of psychology in relation to the condition of sadism, in which a person gets sexual pleasure from other people鈥檚 pain. Sadistic can be used to describe a person or an action.

Example: The dictator was known for being sadistic and merciless, enjoying the pain of the people he suppressed.

Where does听sadistic come from?

The first records of sadistic in English come from the late 1880s. Sadistic is the adjective form of sadism, a loanword from the French word sadisme, which was derived from the name of the Marquis de Sade (a.k.a. Donatien Alphonse Fran莽ois, Comte de Sade). He was French writer and soldier who lived from 1740鈥1814 and wrote many works of fiction centering around sexual sadism.

Aside from its more specific use in the context of psychology, sadistic is often used to describe someone who is not only extremely cruel, but enjoys being cruel. Such a person can be called a sadist. Sadism should not be confused with schadenfreude, which is the pleasure or amusement felt when observing someone else鈥檚 misfortune. In psychiatric terms, the counterpart of sadism is masochism, a condition in which a person derives sexual pleasure from their own pain. The adjective form, masochistic, is also used in a general way to describe someone who enjoys pain or who tends to be self-destructive.

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What are some other forms of sadistic?

  • sadism (noun)
  • sadist (noun)
  • sadistically (adverb)
  • nonsadistic (adjective)
  • nonsadistically (adverb)
  • unsadistic (adjective)

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How is听sadistic used in real life?

Sadistic is most often used in a general way to describe a person who is considered excessively cruel, especially when they seem to enjoy it.

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Which of the following sentences uses sadistic correctly?

A. It鈥檚 absolutely sadistic of you to keep eating those cookies when you鈥檝e already said they taste terrible.
B. It was completely sadistic when Bill brought Sarah her favorite flowers.
C. My coach was sadistic鈥攈e made us go running in freezing weather and then laughed about it.

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