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lewd

/luːd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelque chose de grossier, offensant ou sexuel d'une manière considérée comme inappropriée ou vulgaire.

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adjective

/luːd/C1formal
  • frQualifie quelque chose de grossier, offensant ou sexuel d'une manière considérée comme inappropriée ou vulgaire.

Describes something that is crude, offensive, or sexual in a way that is considered inappropriate or vulgar.

  1. Sexually suggestive or crudeC1formal

    Referring to behavior, remarks, or material that is crude, vulgar, or sexually explicit in a way that is considered offensive or inappropriate.

    frlascif, obscène

    • The comedian's lewd jokes offended many audience members.
    • He was arrested for making lewd gestures in public.
    • The film was criticized for its lewd content.

    Synonymesbawdycrudedirtyfilthyindecentlasciviousobscenepornographicracyribaldsalacioussmuttysuggestivevulgar

    Antonymeschastecleandecentinnocentmodestproperpurevirtuous

  2. Lustful or driven by desireC1formal

    Characterized by or showing strong, often inappropriate, sexual desire or preoccupation.

    frLubrique, lascif

    • His lewd glances made her feel uncomfortable.
    • The novel's protagonist was portrayed as a lewd and immoral character.
    • She rejected his lewd advances firmly.

    Synonymescarnalconcupiscentlasciviouslecherouslibidinouslicentiouslustfulprurientsalaciousvoluptuous

    Antonymeschastedecentmodestpurevirtuous

Formes
  • lewder comparative form
  • lewdest superlative form
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