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Prince Charming

NOUN
Don Juan
Synonyms
WEAK
Casanova Lothario Romeo charmer heartbreaker ladies' man lady-killer libertine lover philanderer playboy rake roué seducer skirt chaser smooth operator stud wolf woman chaser
NOUN
inveigler
Synonyms
WEAK
Casanova Lothario Romeo allurer charmer enticer heartbreaker ladies' man lady-killer libertine lover lurer philanderer playboy rake roué skirt chaser smooth operator stud tempter wolf woman chaser
NOUN
ladies' man
Synonyms
STRONGEST
flirt lady's man
STRONG
Casanova lady-killer seducer
WEAK
Don Juan Lothario cocksman lounge lizard philanderer playboy sheik womanizer
NOUN
Lothario
Synonyms
STRONGEST
seducer
STRONG
Casanova Romeo charmer debaucher heartbreaker libertine lover philanderer playboy rake stud wolf
WEAK
Don Juan ladies' man lady-killer lecher roué skirt chaser smooth operator woman chaser
Antonyms
STRONG
celibate cuckold monogamist
NOUN
lurer
Synonyms
WEAK
Casanova Lothario Romeo allurer charmer enticer heartbreaker inveigler ladies' man lady-killer libertine lover philanderer playboy rake roué skirt chaser smooth operator stud tempter wolf woman chaser

Example Sentences

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“I ain’t sayin’ I was Prince Charming or nothin’.

From The Wall Street Journal • Jan. 30, 2026

Every fairytale needs a happy ending, and after 11 albums of love, heartbreak and shattered dreams, Taylor Swift has found her Prince Charming.

From BBC • Aug. 27, 2025

Then, die-hard fans got up in arms about Zegler’s comments that the story would be updated for modern times, putting less emphasis on Snow White’s dreams of Prince Charming.

From Los Angeles Times • Mar. 12, 2025

In modern romance fashion — the villain turns out to be the boy, not Prince Charming.

From Salon • Sep. 9, 2023

“But I need my beauty sleep if one day Prince Charming is going to gallop down Main Street and sweep me off my feet.”

From "Ask the Passengers" by A.S. King