prostitution
ਵੇਸਵਾ
definition
noun
The incidence of prostitution and sexual assault of women has soared.
the practice or occupation of engaging in sexual activity with someone for payment.
example
Another said 'prostitution' should be legal because people won't always do what they are told.
For boys, they mostly end up as criminals while girls indulge in 'prostitution' .
However, the impact of street 'prostitution' on trade is a key issue which the police are aware of.
Locals contend that 'prostitution' and crime are soaring as people find no other way to stay afloat.
Well I don't think that the Health Department supports street 'prostitution' in residential areas at all.
He practiced male 'prostitution' , soliciting three to four customers on a weekend.
Many women are driven into street 'prostitution' by poverty and drug addiction.
People say that 'prostitution' is the oldest profession and that I am not facing reality.
He believes that parliament should license 'prostitution' in a more formal way.
Much discussion of 'prostitution' is conducted on the premise that it is possible to eradicate it.
The incidence of 'prostitution' and sexual assault of women has soared.
Their remaining options were sleeping on the streets, 'prostitution' , crime and starvation.
Just so we're clear about this, the bill decriminalised 'prostitution' .
The government here should be pressured to decriminalize 'prostitution' .
We are not on a moral crusade against prostitution, just street 'prostitution' .
Since she is all for legalizing 'prostitution' , I think she sees me as her enemy.
the sale of captives into slavery and 'prostitution'
Some of its past efforts to clamp down on street 'prostitution' have had bizarre consequences.
Legalising street 'prostitution' will never happen in this country.
Street 'prostitution' has increased in some areas as more and more younger kids are getting into it.
Pressing a person into 'prostitution' or a sexual act will carry a prison sentence of up to three years.
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