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Meanings of voyeurism in English
Sexual interest in or practice of spying on people engaged in intimate behaviors.
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Usage of voyeurism in English
1
It provides for new crimes such as stalking, voyeurism and posting pornography.
2
It's about the near-cosmic level of voyeurism fostered by the internet age.
3
The culture of tabloidism is a social covenenant between exhibitionism and voyeurism.
4
Maybe she was curious about his apparent obsession with death, his voyeurism.
5
His voyeurism means he knew the right questions to ask, then and now.
6
There's a gruesome level of voyeurism in how much detail is being reported.
7
The man feels a need to protect the models from such aggressive voyeurism.
8
I was going to pair you up with a girl: voyeurism.
9
There was always an element of voyeurism in being a detective.
10
The whole voyeurism of talking to someone behind a little screen.
11
The viewers (on both sides of the silver screen) indulge in voyeurism.
12
The new laws also increase punishment for offences like voyeurism, stalking and acid attacks.
13
I suppose some stuffy psychiatrist would call this a case of voyeurism, or worse.
14
But are we watching for the action or the voyeurism?
15
The young couple, frozen in voyeurism, earth-locked, could see the man was nearly dead.
16
Instead of healthy, reciprocal participation, I'm flirting with parasitic voyeurism.
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