pedophiliac

[ ped-uh-fil-ee-akor, especially British, pee-duh- ]

noun

1. pedophile.

adjective

1. Also pedo·philic. of or relating to pedophilia.

Word History and Origins

Origin of pedophiliac¹

pedophili(a) + -ac

Example Sentences

Beyond special treatment to friends and family members of DEA officials, the whistleblower has said agency bosses ignored admissions of criminal behavior that should have been reported for further investigation, including a case in which a job applicant “admitted to pedophiliac tendencies” during a polygraph exam.

From Los Angeles Times

In recent weeks, he has adopted QAnon themes, retweeting baseless conspiracy theories from a movement that believes he is a champion against a cabal of Satan-worshipping, pedophiliac elites.

From New York Times

Regina worried that his pedophiliac tendencies might apply to boys as well as girls, and she didn’t want him to be alone with Bobby on the trip.

From Literature

Her host was the high-flying, pedophiliac financier Jeffrey Epstein.

From New York Times

It takes a village to create a demon, and that tireless work has produced the extraordinary boogeywoman that is Clinton, the conniving, corrupt, murderous, senile, pedophiliac, money-grubbing, cookie-hating, email-abusing harridan who terrifies Fox News commentators.

From Washington Post