sexualizer

English

Alternative forms

• sexualiser

Etymology

From sexualize +‎ -er.

Noun

sexualizer (plural sexualizers)

1. One who sexualizes
   • 1990, Susan Gushee O'Malley, ‎Robert C. Rosen, ‎Leonard Vogt, Politics of Education: Essays from Radical Teacher:

     Later I realized that this "sexualizer" role was of course a basic male role in our culture, held out, if never publicly articulated in this way, to all men as an ultimate sign of true "manhood."

   • 1997, Jane Gallop, Feminist Accused of Sexual Harassment:

     But if we base our thinking in the more exotic possibility of a feminist sexualizer, these two aspects of harassment no longer fit so neatly together.

Antonyms

• desexualizer