voyeuristic Antonyms
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Meaning of voyeuristic
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voyeuristic (a)
of or relating to voyeurs or voyeurism
voyeuristic Sentence Examples
- The voyeuristic nature of the neighbor's endless spying on us has become a constant source of unease.
- The director's voyeuristic shots lingered uncomfortably on the vulnerable characters, eliciting a sense of intrusion.
- The voyeuristic tendencies of the paparazzo were evident in their relentless pursuit of celebrities.
- The windows of the abandoned house provided a voyeuristic glimpse into a world that had long been forgotten.
- The voyeuristic thrill of watching the unsuspecting couple made him feel both exhilarated and guilty.
- The artist's voyeuristic fascination with human suffering permeated his disturbingly realistic paintings.
- The government's voyeuristic surveillance program raised concerns about privacy and civil liberties.
- The voyeuristic account of the writer's personal life left many readers feeling compromised.
- The voyeuristic pleasure of observing others' intimate moments made him a social pariah.
- The voyeuristic nature of social media algorithms played into the addictive behaviors of many users.
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of or relating to voyeurs or voyeurism
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The voyeuristic nature of the neighbor's endless spying on us has become a constant source of unease.
The director's voyeuristic shots lingered uncomfortably on the vulnerable characters, eliciting a sense of intrusion.
The voyeuristic tendencies of the paparazzo were evident in their relentless pursuit of celebrities.
The windows of the abandoned house provided a voyeuristic glimpse into a world that had long been forgotten.
