To rape or force sexual abuse upon; to violate sexually (an archaic or legal term, rarely used in modern English except in historical or formal legal contexts).
From Latin constuprate (com- intensifying prefix + stuprate meaning to rape, itself from stuprum meaning shame or disgrace). A rare legal and historical term that appears in formal documents.
This harsh Latin-derived word survives mainly in historical legal documents and remains in some law dictionaries, but modern legal language uses more direct, clear terminology instead of words derived from ancient technical Latin.
From Latin constuprate (to violate sexually). Historically gendered language tied to sexual violence against women; rare modern usage but carries gender-inflected violence semantics.
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