risque Antonyms
Strongest:
- puritanical
- innocuous
- inoffensive
- decent
- clean
- puritanical
- prudish
- clean
- innocuous
- inoffensive
- decent
- g-rated
- g-rated
- prudish
Strong:
- nice
- proper
- genteel
- staid
- nonobscene
- victorian
- polite
- prim
- decorous
- genteel
- victorian
- correct
- priggish
- priggish
- proper
- straitlaced
- respectable
- staid
- polite
- correct
- respectable
- prim
- nice
- straitlaced
- nonobscene
- decorous
Weak:
Meaning of risque
Wordnet
risque (s)
suggestive of sexual impropriety
Webster
risque (a. fem.)
Alt. of Risquee
risque Sentence Examples
- The comedian's risqué jokes pushed the boundaries of propriety.
- The actress's risqué wardrobe malfunction caused a stir on social media.
- The director wanted to add some risqué scenes to the film to spice it up.
- The novel contained risqué passages that were considered controversial.
- The politician's risqué comments about his opponent drew criticism from both sides.
- The magazine published a risqué article that was banned in several countries.
- The artist's risqué painting of a nude figure caused outrage among religious groups.
- The performance included risqué dance moves that left the audience blushing.
- The risqué lyrics of the song were deemed too racy for daytime radio.
- The fashion designer was known for creating risqué garments that showcased the female body in provocative ways.
FAQs About the word risque
suggestive of sexual improprietyAlt. of Risquee
spicy,suggestive, naughty, racy, ribald, gross, salty, off-color, pornographic, dirty
puritanical, innocuous, inoffensive,decent, clean, puritanical, prudish, clean, innocuous, inoffensive
The comedian's risqué jokes pushed the boundaries of propriety.
The actress's risqué wardrobe malfunction caused a stir on social media.
The director wanted to add some risqué scenes to the film to spice it up.
The novel contained risqué passages that were considered controversial.
