raciness

IPA: rˈeɪsinʌs

Examples of "raciness" in Sentences

In response to the general 'raciness' of the photos, he said,
That excerpt is also a good indication of the clip's raciness.
TVGuide.com: A lot of parents aren't too keen on the raciness of the show.
Parts of the evening had a degree of raciness the stage might not have seen before.
Still he hates to disappoint, so he did write back apologising for his apparent lack of raciness.
In her humorous raciness, Sophie Tucker could be viewed as a precursor of today's strong female singers.
But the Daily News went after him head-to-head and they were ashamed of the kind of raciness they were gonna have to do and they didn't do it.
It was this raciness, allied to his remarkable facility with languages and a relish for the unconventional – perhaps a distaste for the conventional as well – that led him into some of the byways of Francophone literature, including the crique-craque tradition of Haitian folk fables, which he would assert were superior to those of La Fontaine, especially to anyone who expressed the opposite view.