indecent
adjective
[ ɪnˈdiːs(ə)nt ]
• not conforming with generally accepted standards of behaviour, especially in relation to sexual matters.
• "indecent acts"
Similar:
obscene,
dirty,
filthy,
rude,
coarse,
vulgar,
gross,
crude,
bawdy,
lewd,
racy,
risqué,
salacious,
wicked,
improper,
indelicate,
unseemly,
impure,
smutty,
spicy,
raw,
off colour,
ribald,
Rabelaisian,
lascivious,
licentious,
pornographic,
offensive,
prurient,
sordid,
scatological,
low,
profane,
foul,
vile,
blue,
naughty,
near the knuckle/bone,
nudge-nudge,
porn,
porno,
X-rated,
triple-X,
XXX,
raunchy,
skin,
fruity,
saucy,
adult,
• not appropriate or fitting.
• "they leaped on the suggestion with indecent haste"
Similar:
unseemly,
improper,
indecorous,
unceremonious,
indiscreet,
indelicate,
demeaning,
unbecoming,
ungentlemanly,
unladylike,
unworthy,
unfitting,
unbefitting,
degrading,
debasing,
cheapening,
belittling,
lowering,
shaming,
shameful,
humiliating,
mortifying,
dishonourable,
ignominious,
undignified,
discreditable,
ignoble,
inglorious,
scandalous,
disgraceful,
outrageous,
untoward,
unsuitable,
inappropriate,
in bad taste,
tasteless,
unacceptable,
offensive,
crass,
Origin:
late 16th century: from French indécent or Latin indecent-, from in- ‘not’ + decent- ‘being fitting’ (see decent).