pornographic
IPA: pɔrnʌgrˈæfɪk
adjective
- Containing an explicit depiction of sexual activity.
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Examples of "pornographic" in Sentences
- It is neither pornographic nor lewd.
- Aylar started as a pornographic actress.
- But neither titillating nor pornographic.
- Classify each as pornographic or not pornographic.
- An autobiography of a not notable pornographic actress.
- And the pornographic links are relevant and appropriate.
- Things that may be pornographic in one context are not pornographic in another.
- It will present multiple perspectives on our growing immersion in pornographic web-based media.
- Hardhats also indulged heavily in pornographic imagery and — if opportunity arose — in voyeurism.
- We all know that there are things that people do in pornographic films that they do not do in real life.
- If a photograph can be deemed pornographic, is a stick figure rendering of the same scene also pornographic?
- Contestants will then scramble to Google to find an image or link that puts that person, character or concept in pornographic light.
- They cannot use the word pornographic to describe any materials that they received in any of their searches of Mr. Jackson's various properties.
- He decided it would grab attention and be funny if he interspersed images of women in pornographic poses among his slides of code and bullet points.
- At the computer shop, several technicians looked through the computer files and found what they described as pornographic pictures in the backup folder of the data drive.
- COOPER: Lisa, what do you make of what Miguel Marquez just reported about the defense trying to limit the use of the word pornographic in describing, I guess, some of the magazines or whatever it was that was found in Jackson's ranch.
- The ease with which the novel of sensibility blends with the Gothic and even the pornographic is readily explained: feeling is gendered female in patriarchal culture, since the mother seems to be the source of all emotion, as we see in Sade's dream.