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He was a sadist who maneuvered to get the job of disciplining the slaves.sadist = someone who obtains pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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I see no vicious glee in her eyes, and not a hint of the sadism I expect. (source)sadism = tendency to obtain pleasure by hurting others
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That one word from a sadist only deepens the well of inhumanity that Lale is drowning in.† (source)sadist = someone who obtains pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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According to Hatto, Watanabe was a sexual sadist, freely admitting that beating prisoners brought him to climax.† (source)
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Maybe if he knows I helped Rue, he won't choose some slow, sadistic end for me.† (source)sadistic = related to obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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The air was sharp and flat, like the Watschen of a sadistic teacher or nun.† (source)
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This was some sadistic software.† (source)sadistic = related to obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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IT sometimes calls ITself the Happiest Sadist.† (source)Sadist = someone who obtains pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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His accent made him exotic and interesting; his broken arm made him a martyr; his sadism made him a natural focus for all those who loved pain in others.† (source)sadism = obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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We were spared the sadists who plied European and American zoos.† (source)sadists = people who obtain pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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Sometimes a sadistically observant white man would notice that he had tracked dirty water up the steps, and he would look back down at me and smile and say: "Boy, we sure keep you busy, don't we?† (source)sadistically = in a manner related to obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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You guys are sadistic.† (source)sadistic = related to obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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Reznik is an equal-opportunity sadist.† (source)sadist = someone who obtains pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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Erie Street was languid with tourists, middle-aged for the most part, poking their noses into the souvenir shops, finicking around in the bookstore, at loose ends before driving off after lunch to the nearby summer theatre festival for a few relaxing hours of treachery, sadism, adultery and murder.† (source)sadism = obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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It's a school for sadists with good tea-serving skills.† (source)sadists = people who obtain pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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The colonel punished him sadistically with a long, glowering, malignant, hateful, silent stare.† (source)sadistically = in a manner related to obtaining pleasure from inflicting pain on others
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