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Promiscuity
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Promiscuity
Molecular biology The ability of a molecule with a conformational specificity—e.g., a receptor, enzyme or antibody—to bind to various non-specific ligands, substrates or antigens
Sexology The engageing in multiple and indiscriminate sexual relationships
promiscuity
Social medicine The engaging in multiple and indiscriminate sexual relationships
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THREE-TIMES married suspected killer Roystan Moore may be a philanderer but that doesn't make him a murderer, jurors were told.
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