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1 OBSCENE
[A]OBSCAENUS (-A -UM)OBSCOENUS (-A -UM)OPSCAENUS (-A -UM)OPSCOENUS (-A -UM)OBSCENUS (-A -UM)OPSCENUS (-A -UM)RUDIS (-E)SPURCIDICUS (-A -UM)SPURCUS (-A -UM)TURPIS (-E)PRAEFANDUS (-A -UM)PRAETEXTATUS (-A -UM)- MAKING OBSCENE- SOMEWHAT OBSCENE -
2 OBSCENE: MAKING OBSCENE
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3 OBSCENE: SOMEWHAT OBSCENE
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4 FAINTLY OBSCENE
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5 häßlich
häßlich, deformis (mißförmig, mißgestaltet, z.B. von oder am Körper, corpore). – turpis (schändlich, von dem, was zugleich in moralischer Hinsicht Mißfallen erregt). – taeter (garstig, ekelhaft, für Auge, Gehör und Geschmack, von dem, wovor man die Sinne verschließt). – obscenus (schmutzig, v. dem, was den Anstand, die gute Sitte verletzt, gegen sie ist). – foedus (scheußlich, wovon man sich mit Ekel u. Abscheu abwendet, z.B. von Ansehen, aspectu). – spurcus (unflätig, garstig, von dem, was wegen seiner ekelhaften Unreinlichkeit Auge u. Geruchsinn beleidigt). – sehr h., insignis ad deformitatem (von einer Pers.). – h. Wetter, tempestas foeda, spurca. – Adv.deformiter; turpiter; taetre; obscene; foede.
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6 schmutzig
schmutzig, sordidus (auch bildl. von schmutzig geizigen, sowie überh. schlechten Menschen). – squalidus (unflätig, nur eig.). – lutosus. lutulentus. caenosus (kotig, w. vgl.; lutul. auch uneig. = häßlich, garstig). – luto respersus (mit Kot bespritzt, z.B. calceus). – immundus (unreinlich, unsauber). – spurcus (unflätig, säuisch; dann auch bildl. = unflätig von Sitten). – obscenus (häßlich, garstig, beim Anblick oder beim Anhören Widerwillen u. Abscheu erregend, z.B. Gemälde, Worte oder [2054] Reden). – impurus (unrein, bes. bildl. = unflätig, lasterhaft). – sehr sch., sordium od. squaloris plenus; squalore sordidus od. obsĭtus. – sch. sein, sordere; squalere; luto sparsum esse (v. Schuhen etc.): sehr sch. sein, auch situ squalere. – sch. werden, sordescere – Adv.sordide; obscene.
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7 zotig
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8 INDECENTLY
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9 OBSCENELY
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См. также в других словарях:
obscène — [ ɔpsɛn ] adj. • 1534; lat. obscenus « de mauvais augure » ♦ Qui blesse la délicatesse par des représentations ou des manifestations grossières de la sexualité. « Les livres les plus monstrueusement obscènes » (Hugo). ⇒ licencieux, pornographique … Encyclopédie Universelle
obscene — ob·scene /äb sēn/ adj [Middle French, from Latin obscenus obscaenus indecent, lewd]: extremely or deeply offensive according to contemporary community standards of morality or decency see also roth v. united states in the important cases section… … Law dictionary
Obscene — Ob*scene , a. [L. obscenus, obscaenus, obscoenus, ill looking, filthy, obscene: cf. F. obsc[ e]ne.] [1913 Webster] 1. Offensive to chastity or modesty; expressing or presenting to the mind or view something which delicacy, purity, and decency… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
obscene — During a century that tried repeatedly to define the meaning and implications of obscenity in relation to literature, the performing arts, and (above all) the cinema, the word obscene gathered strength in its other main meaning, ‘highly offensive … Modern English usage
obscene — OBSCENE, adj. de tout genre. Deshonneste, sale, qui blesse la pudeur. Paroles obscenes. mot obscene. ce poëte est obscene. chanson obscene. il y a quelque chose d obscene dans ce tableau. cela laisse des idées obscenes … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
obscene — (adj.) 1590s, offensive to the senses, or to taste and refinement, from M.Fr. obscene, from L. obscenus offensive, especially to modesty, originally boding ill, inauspicious, of unknown origin; perhaps from ob onto (see OB (Cf. ob )) + caenum… … Etymology dictionary
obscene — ► ADJECTIVE 1) offending accepted standards of decency; offensive or disgusting. 2) morally repugnant through being excessive: obscene pay rises. DERIVATIVES obscenely adverb. ORIGIN Latin obscaenus ill omened, abominable … English terms dictionary
obscene — [äb sēn′, əbsēn′] adj. [Fr obscène < L obscenus, obscaenus < obs , var. of ob (see OB ) + caenum, filth < IE * k̑weino < base * kwei , muck, filth > ON hvein, swampy land] 1. offensive to one s feelings, or to prevailing notions,… … English World dictionary
obscene — gross, vulgar, ribald, *coarse Analogous words: indecent, indelicate, *indecorous: lewd, lascivious, wanton, *licentious: foul, nasty, *dirty Antonyms: decent … New Dictionary of Synonyms
obscene — [adj] indecent, offensive, immoral atrocious, barnyard*, bawdy, blue*, coarse, crude, dirty*, disgusting, evil, filthy, foul, gross, heinous, hideous, horrible, immodest, improper, impure, lascivious, lewd, licentious, loathsome, loose*, lustful … New thesaurus
obscene — [[t]ɒbsi͟ːn[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If you describe something as obscene, you mean it offends you because it relates to sex or violence in a way that you think is unpleasant and shocking. I m not prudish but I think these photographs are obscene... He … English dictionary
