obscene

• Beschreibt etwas Anstößiges, Widerwärtiges oder moralisch Unakzeptables, oft im Zusammenhang mit sexuellem Inhalt oder maßlosem Verhalten.

Describes something that is offensive, disgusting, or morally repulsive, often related to sexual content or excessive behavior.

1. Morally offensiveB2formal

   Designed to incite indecency or lust; offensive to accepted standards of morality.

   Obszön

   • The film was banned for containing obscene content.
   • He was arrested for making obscene gestures in public.
   • The book was considered obscene by the censors.

   Synonymebawdyfilthyindecentlewdpornographicribaldsalacioussmuttysuggestivevulgar

   Antonymechastedecentinnocentmodestmoralpurevirtuouswholesome

2. Shocking or repulsiveB2formal

   Offensive to the mind; causing disgust or outrage.

   Anstößig

   • The amount of waste produced by the factory is obscene.
   • They spent an obscene amount of money on the wedding.
   • The politician's comments were widely condemned as obscene.

   Synonymeabhorrentdisgustingloathsomeodiousoffensiverepugnantrepulsiverevoltingshockingvile

   Antonymecleandecentinnocentpurewholesome

3. Suggestive of moral loosenessC1formal

   Tending to suggest or promote immoral or lewd behavior.

   Obszön

   • The lyrics of the song were considered obscene by many parents.
   • The advertisement was criticized for its obscene imagery.
   • He was fined for distributing obscene materials.

   Synonymebawdyimmoralindecentlasciviouslewdlicentiousprurientribaldsalacious

   Antonymechastedecentinnocentmodestproperpurevirtuouswholesome