Obscene is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBSCENE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• offensive, disgusting
• (of the portrayal or description of sexual matters) offensive or disgusting by accepted standards of morality and decency
• offending against moral principles; repugnant
• indecent
• designed to incite to indecency or lust
• offensive to the mind
• suggestive of or tending to moral looseness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• portraying sex offensively

Words related to OBSCENE

obscenely16 obscener12 obscenest13

Words that contain OBSCENE

obscener12 obscenely16 obscenest13 nonobscene14 obsceneness15 obscenenesses17

How to use OBSCENE in a sentence

• There were none of the wild and obscene acts which disgraced the German army in its first advance to and its retreat from the Marne.
• It is an obscene survival, a phenomenon that has strayed through some negligence of fate, into the wrong century.
• Such scenes have much decreased, and instead of the obscene and heathen songs which they used to sing, they are learning hymns from the lips of their children.
• Thus, in sex no animal is either chivalrous or obscene.
• He could shoot pool and talk man-talk and be obscene and valiant.
• Often the story is of coarser materials, and the king is entertained with low and obscene adventures.
• Soon after his return to London he was arrested on the charge of having published an obscene book, and was duly liberated on bail.
• The worship assumes wild, extravagant forms, generally obscene, sometimes bloody.
• There, her young ladies did not gaze upon the picture gallery of the streets, the huge and grotesque figures and the obscene words drawn by some evil-spirited pencil.
• Meeting him in Piccadilly Percy Douglas stopped him and asked him to cease writing obscene letters to his wife.
• There are woods not far from Nancy from which there comes a pestilential stench which steals down the wind in gusts of obscene odor.
• They consisted of a string of obscene guesses, founded upon circumstances that were certainly compatible with guilt, but no less compatible with innocence.
• One thing I can truly say, and that is, that in spite of false messages, I have never in all these years known a blasphemous, an unkind, or an obscene message.
• Becomes excited, violent, profane, incoherent and obscene in speech, and attempted to assault the officer.
• Again the ghosts issued forth from the old well in their obscene riot.
• Then followed a word of obscene abuse, and spiteful, mocking laughter.
• He made light of many of the occurrences of the Old Testament, and whenever the students applauded one of his obscene jokes, he was tickled into childishness.
• In the end they went too far, the courtier making an obscene comparison between the Virgin Mary and Amina, the mother of Mohammed.
• All the obscene apparatus of London life was there.
• The ordinary paganism shocked him, both by its obscene and undignified myths, and by many features of its ritual.
• This obscene drawing is matched by many equally odious.
• Into this I was thrust, with some obscene jesting, and the door was locked upon me.

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