concubitous

/kɒnkyˈbjuːtəs/

Definitions

1. adjective

Having a concubine or concubines, especially as a regular or habitual practice.

“The king’s concubitous lifestyle was a subject of controversy during his reign.”

2. noun

A person who has a concubine or concubines.

“The concubitous men in ancient China were often seen as inferior to the emperor’s legitimate sons.”

Synonyms

  • concubinal
  • concubinary

Antonyms

  • monogamous