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obscene

[uhb-seen] / əbˈsin /


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Police have registered a case under various sections of the law, including violating a female patient's privacy, publishing obscene material, voyeurism and cyber terrorism - which is a non-bailable offence.

From BBC

Not the 66% of its golden age, but still obscene by normal standards.

From MarketWatch

Unite's secretary general Sharon Graham said she welcomed help with costs, but the amount saved would be "quite small" with profits in the energy sector "obscene" and in need of an overhaul.

From BBC

That’s us all getting together and wanting to laugh about the things that are absurd, obscene, uncomfortable, because we’re all going through it together.

From Los Angeles Times

The effort to humanize Dahmer is both obscene and, sadly, textbook.

From Salon