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plaything
/ ˈpleɪˌθɪŋ /
noun
- a toy
- a person regarded or treated as a toy
he thinks she is just his plaything
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Word History and Origins
Origin of plaything1
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Example Sentences
In the end, he seems as much the plaything of circumstances as any of the hapless victims of the despised 47%.
Virginia Roberts, now 27, who was Epstein's sexual plaything for several years, told the Mail on Sunday.
Was the handsome young Roberts earning his keep as a sexual plaything for these women?
The three spent an hour discussing the new “plaything,” as Mr. Norwood insisted upon calling it.
In every vessel the men must have a plaything, and Jack served his bigger comrades admirably in that capacity.
Little Tommy was the only creature on earth that loved him,—his only treasure, his only plaything.
It was a dreamer's plaything and I bought it with scant savings that should have been spent on another project.
I put down in haste and with an agitated pen the terrible events of which I have been the plaything for the last few days.
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