Lady's man Meaning in English
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Definition
A man who is very charming to women and is known for being popular with them, often because he dates many women or tries to attract their attention.
Usage & Nuances
This expression is informal and sometimes slightly negative, suggesting flirtatious behavior. Commonly used to describe men who actively seek women’s attention. Not usually a compliment; can imply superficiality or untrustworthiness.
Example Sentences
Brian is a true lady's man—he always has a date on Friday nights.
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People say Tony is a lady's man because he is always flirting.
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He was known as a lady's man back in college.
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Don’t trust him with your secrets—he’s a well-known lady's man.
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He likes to play the lady's man, but he’s actually pretty shy inside.
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Just because he dresses well doesn’t make him a lady's man.
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