Indecent is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDECENT in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not decent, also UNDECENT
• not conforming with generally accepted standards of behaviour, especially in relation to sexual matters
• not appropriate or fitting
• Not decent; unfit to be seen or heard; offensive to modesty and delicacy; as, indecent language.
• not in keeping with accepted standards of what is right or proper in polite society
• offensive to good taste especially in sexual matters
• offending against sexual mores in conduct or appearance
• morally offensive
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• morally or sexually offensive

Words related to INDECENT

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Words that contain INDECENT

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How to use INDECENT in a sentence

• Indecent songs could no longer venture to appear abroad.
• He was familiar with such scenes, for he had seen women offered for sale, and had himself bid for them in competition with rude, indecent crowds.
• I never felt my delicacy shocked at the Louvre, but I was strangely tempted to resent as an affront the hint I received, that I might steal a glance at what was deemed indecent.
• Godmamma looked as if she thought it almost indecent.
• Yet I have looked through the Virginia newspapers of that time in vain for one charge of an indecent outrage on a woman against these triumphant and terrible slaves.
• Is indecency more indecent if it is grave, or more indecent if it is gay? For my part, I belong to an old school in this matter.
• The Knowlton pamphlet is either decent or indecent.
• To judge it indecent is to condemn, with the most severe condemnation, James Watson whom I respected, and Austin Holyoake with whom I worked.
• He contended the book was a perfectly moral medical work, and was no more indecent than every other medical work dealing with the same subject.
• There was never an indecent look or a consciously indecent gesture.
• Here in our American cities are the alien, the ignorant, the helpless, crowded into unclean and indecent tenements, sometimes 1,000 human beings to the acre.
• They said that this was a sign that they cared more for bodily and earthly things than for heavenly things, and that indecent thoughts occupied their minds.
• To endeavor to put down all indecent language and coarse jests.
• Yes, I will say besides that I have seldom, if ever, seen so indecent a statue.
• Godfrey alarmed in his turn, checked his indecent mirth, and dressing himself as quickly as he could, roused up his valet to run for the surgeon.
• The wholesale slaughter of the fish has reduced their numbers, and a surfeit of indecent sport can no longer be indulged in.
• She had never seen a baby without a cap before, and the sight was unusual if not indecent.
• Some of the other illustrated journals are simply indecent sheets, and should be suppressed.
• Nearly every boy, at an early age, is thrown in contact with low-minded persons who think it amusing to persuade the youth to prove he knows indecent things.
• He understood that to linger where his news had produced such an effect would be impossible, indecent.
• A majority in our House of Commons is incapable of hailing, with frantic laughter and applause, a string of indecent jests against Christianity and its Founder.
• These superficial changes covered an extreme inner loathing such as might follow the display of some hideous or indecent spectacle.
• It seemed to me indecent that they should be allowed to go there.
• It was indecent to see a countenance so wearily unguarded, shorn of all protective aggression.
• I think he would have felt it to be a little indecent.
• As the vehicle slowly turned about, the sheep, with a coat of newly grown wool, was hurrying, in indecent haste, along the path to the court-house.

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