fetishistic (Meaning)

Webster

fetishistic (a.)

Pertaining to, or involving, fetichism.

See Fetich, n., Fetichism, n., Fetichistic, a.

No weak antonyms found.

The movie's cinematography employed a fetishistic focus on the protagonist's eyes, conveying their inner turmoil.
His approach to cooking was almost fetishistic, with every ingredient meticulously sourced and every dish prepared with utmost care.
The fashion designer's runway show featured fetishistic elements, with models adorned in leather and lace.
In her artwork, she explored the fetishistic allure of consumer culture, juxtaposing luxury items with everyday objects.
The architect's designs often had a fetishistic attention to detail, with every curve and line meticulously planned.
The writer's prose had a fetishistic quality, lingering over sensory details and indulging in rich descriptions.
The collector's fascination with vintage toys bordered on fetishistic, as he sought out rare pieces to add to his collection.
The director's films were known for their fetishistic portrayal of violence, often pushing the boundaries of what audiences found acceptable.
The musician's stage persona was intentionally fetishistic, with elaborate costumes and provocative performances.
His behavior towards his possessions was almost fetishistic, treating each item with reverence and care.

Pertaining to, or involving, fetichism., See Fetich, n., Fetichism, n., Fetichistic, a.

lewd, prurient, lascivious, vulgar, indecent, sensual, sensuous, dirty, obscene, lustful

proper, decent, clean, polite, proper, unsexy, unerotic, decorous, seemly, unerotic

The movie's cinematography employed a fetishistic focus on the protagonist's eyes, conveying their inner turmoil.

His approach to cooking was almost fetishistic, with every ingredient meticulously sourced and every dish prepared with utmost care.

The fashion designer's runway show featured fetishistic elements, with models adorned in leather and lace.

In her artwork, she explored the fetishistic allure of consumer culture, juxtaposing luxury items with everyday objects.