masochistically's Usage Examples:

After Richard leaves, Eleanor masochistically asks Henry to kiss Alais in front of her, and then looks on in horror.

as a metaphor for a romantic relationship in which the participants masochistically stay in though it has gone bad.

Wired described the free game as "masochistically difficult", with the effect of making the player's keyboard similar.

if not specifically medical in purpose, might have served the same masochistically gratifying purpose as the deliberately uncomfortable, torturous hair.

sums up her review of Flower and Snake with, "The heroine, who was masochistically trained by men, was actually controlling them the whole time.

The hatter, who is wearing bottomless trousers, proceeds to be masochistically flagellated by his assistant in front of the other guests who are shocked.

2 of the Bundesgerichtshof (German Federal Court) ruled that sado-masochistically motivated physical injuries are not per se indecent and thus subject.

terrifies him but through the hatred of the other and therefore he masochistically seeks objectification.

Hatchetface, played, with makeup spread all over her face, by the masochistically courageous Kim McGuire.

general climate of violence or abuse, often both inflicted on others and masochistically turned inwards.

This involved almost masochistically taping his torso and piercing his cheeks with pins in order to hold.

their milder manifestations" in his heterosexual relationships, and masochistically derived "sexual gratification from the act of having a woman urinate.

Five more equally disturbing or masochistically pleasing tunes follow, perfect background music when your Uncle Bob.

internalizing these restrictive traditional values is at first learning to masochistically deny and repress certain impulses, then later on the continuously pent-up.

tour which [he] embarked on quite Byronically, and in retrospect, masochistically".