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pædophile, n. and a.|ˈpiːdəʊfaɪl|
Also pedo-.
[ad. Gr. παιδόϕιλ-ος loving children (cf. -phil, -phile).]
A. n. A person with pædophilia.
B. adj. = pædophiliac, -philic adjs.
1951Group Psychotherapy IV. 166 (heading) Psycho⁓dramatic treatment of a pedophile. 1954Jrnl. Projective Techniques XVIII. 352/1 This sexualized view of a late middle-aged female, by a 26-year-old subject, reflects the strikingly immature confusion of sexual and maternal figures found in the pedophile group. 1975Sunday People 1 June 2/6 Many paedophiles who read the article will have heard of P.A.L. for the first time and will be anxious that the organisation survives to continue this service. 1976Publishers Weekly 23 Aug. 75/2 Hilary is nine... She's at the mercy of the old man she calls the Devil, actually a pathetic pedophile. 1977Sunday Times 30 Jan. 41/2 The paedophile authors he discusses include the diarist Kilvert, Lewis Carroll..and J. M. Barrie. |