Pronunciation: [wˈʊmənˌa͡ɪzəz] (IPA) 
The word "womanizers" is spelled with a "z" at the end instead of an "s" because the "z" sound follows an "i" vowel sound. The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /wʊmənaɪzərz/. The "ɪ" sound in "ni" represents the short "i" sound, and the "z" at the end is pronounced with a buzzing sound. "Womanizers" refers to men who habitually pursue and engage in romantic or sexual relationships with multiple women.
Womanizer is a noun that refers to an individual, typically a man, who enjoys and actively pursues romantic or sexual relationships with multiple women. This term is often associated with a specific behavioral pattern characterized by a persistent inclination to seduce or court women without any intentions of establishing a committed or long-term relationship. A womanizer may employ various tactics to captivate and entice women, often displaying charisma, charm, and a highly flirtatious nature.
These individuals may have an insatiable desire for romantic conquests, seeking out new conquests even when involved in existing relationships. They tend to prioritize personal pleasure and instant gratification over emotional attachment or deep connections. Womanizers may employ manipulation techniques to gain the attention and affections of women, often using their charm and eloquence to their advantage.
The term "womanizer" can carry both positive and negative connotations, depending on individual perspectives and cultural contexts. While some may view womanizers as attractive and alluring, others perceive their behavior negatively, associating it with dishonesty, insincerity, and disregard for women's feelings. It is worth noting that this term is often used in a context of criticism or disapproval due to its implied disregard for emotional commitment and the potential harm it may cause to individuals involved.
The word "womanizer" is derived from the noun "womanize" which originated in the early 19th century. The term "womanize" itself is a combination of the noun "woman" and the suffix "-ize" which denotes the action or process of making or becoming. Thus, "womanize" originally referred to the action of making oneself appealing or attractive to women. Over time, "womanize" specifically came to express the behavior of a man who pursues multiple romantic or sexual relationships with women in a casual or unfaithful manner. The word "womanizers" is the plural form of "womanizer" used to refer to individuals who engage in this behavior.
