Similar words: voyeurism, heuristic, voyeur, futuristic, juristic person, eristic, aphoristic, characteristic. Meaning: adj. of or relating to voyeurs or voyeurism.
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1, They are also peculiarly prudish and voyeuristic.
2, Her love scenes in this voyeuristic thriller are with the hot new actor Billy Baldwin.
3, This pleasure is voyeuristic when it is dependent on the object of this gaze being unaware, not looking back.
4, The experience is unsettling, as if voyeuristic, and also uncanny, like a brief time travel, and absurdly pleasing.
5, The photographic process can also, therefore, exacerbate the voyeuristic gaze.
6, Never voyeuristic, his projects are as much ones of personal exploration – of himself and his own relation to the environment – as they are of America.
7, The entire exercise is at once scientific and voyeuristic. Like they're filming the most cerebral, least sexy porno in the history of the world.
8, Many of us are a little voyeuristic when it comes to major traffic jams because most of us have endured one at one time or another.
9, In a voyeuristic manner, we like to watch other people's lives, as, in the case of soap operas, they are just like ours, but more interesting.
10, While it may fulfill a voyeuristic impulse, it was hard to make a business case for this social metaphor.
11, Reality TV has been criticized for exploiting the voyeuristic side of human nature and for being low quality television.
12, The show has drawn much scorn regarding its voyeuristic nature.
13, We as a society are growing more commercial and voyeuristic all the time.
14, She also is nicely complicated: at times arrogant, stubborn, wrong-headed and voyeuristic.
15, They differ only in the degree to which they exploit viewers' voyeuristic and sadistic urges.
16, Maybe it was just a cheap trick to get voyeuristic journalists to read a fax that would otherwise have been tossed.
17, The film, which opened in Indian cinemas last week with an adults-only rating,(sentencedict.com) has courted controversy with blurred visuals of a naked woman and voyeuristic sequences in its trailers.
18, With many photos up on the site available for rating, people can enjoy the voyeuristic aspect of checking people out.
19, As arguably Britain's most dysfunctional family, the Monarchy provides the British public with a generous source of voyeuristic entertainment, and an opportunity for heartless slander.
20, FROM feckless fathers and teenaged mothers to so-called feral kids, the media seems to take a voyeuristic pleasure in documenting the lives of the "underclass".
21, Hitchcock also a perverse thrill out of taking audiences on a voyeuristic roller - coaster ride.
22, As long as the subject entrusted, matter how personal life can be voyeuristic.
23, But, in the spirit of to each his own, we've rounded up some of the craziest houses in the world for your voyeuristic pleasure.
24, The film caused a kerfuffle in India with its voyeuristic storyline and CCTV footage of a couple writhing on the floor.
25, Did you notice how often Thecla is portrayed as gorgeous and even stripped so you,as the voyeuristic reader,(http://sentencedict.com/voyeuristic.html) can imagine her naked body before she's thrown into the vat of killer man-eating seals.
26, On the other hand, perhaps the author of the spyware just has voyeuristic tendencies.
27, Or even worse, just calling myself a minimalist and posting voyeuristic pictures of what I pack, what I wear and how I live makes some people mad/annoyed/disgusted (?), but you know what?
28, Those that have appeared so far are my Top Ten Exhibits in the case for the persistence of our voyeuristic fixation on the not-quite-extinct dinosaur, Society Rex.
29, However, all of them focus on contesting if Sherman's masquerade reinforces or subverts the domestication of the female body by the male voyeuristic and fetishistic gaze under patriarchy.
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