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taboo

[tuh-boo, ta-] / təˈbu, tæ- /




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“I think when you are making a film that is confronting one of the ultimate taboos in cinema, you’re going to have a tough time,” he says.

From Los Angeles Times

While Hughes awaits the outcome of the consultation, he said he wants to facilitate have a national conversation about a subject that is often seen as taboo.

From BBC

The subject itself was often treated as taboo.

From The Wall Street Journal

While death is taboo in our society, I would argue money is equally, if not more, taboo.

From Salon

A new game called “playing outside” will spread among the children as a taboo form of play—first having to sneak out against their parents’ wishes.

From The Wall Street Journal