Voyeuristic

Definition

voyeur /vwaÇ'ɜ:(r)/ n သူတစ္ပါး၏လိင္ကိစၥကို တိတ္တခိုး ၾကည့္႐ႈရာ၌ ႏွစ္ၿခိဳက္ေမြ႕ေလ်ာ္သူ။ voyeurism /vwaÇ'ɜ:rÇzǝm/ n [U] voyeuristic /vwaÇɜ:'rÇstÇk/ adj : voyeuristic excitement.

Examples

1. ‘From being the object of voyeurism Magda becomes the voyeur
2. and from being the loved one turns into the lover.’
3. ‘Like peep-show voyeurs
4. they want to read erotic materials and repudiate any interest in them at the same time.’
5. ‘Plus
6. you can sit in the back and kiss your boyfriend all you want without having to worry about Peeping Toms or voyeurs.’
7. ‘Curiosity is their driving instinct
8. so these flitting voyeurs get their highs from watching rather than doing.’
9. ‘Pornographers and voyeurs communicate with each other and learn how to articulate fluctuating sexual scenarios and pornographic roles.’
10. ‘After the car keys parties of the 1970s
11. hedonists are nowadays more likely to opt for pursuits such as ‘dogging’ - having sex in car parks while voyeurs watch.’
12. ‘During this sequence
13. Glen
14. and Wood's alter ego
15. Lugosi
16. become male voyeurs who are both disgusted
17. yet strangely excited
18. by the activities of the women.’
19. ‘Is photography what happens when a voyeur meets a narcissist?’
20. ‘Porn voyeurs are in for a treat next month
21. with the promise of a record-breaking online orgy.’
22. ‘Now
23. if you've suddenly turned into a voyeur
24. well
25. your sex life is your own business
26. not mine
27. and I don't have any right to demand an explanation of what turns you on these days.’
28. ‘And for the voyeurs
29. Tessa's steamy shower scene is shocking for TV fare.’
30. ‘‘Dave has told me he often feels like a voyeur watching the intimate dance unfold or a puppet master manipulating us with his guitar strings
31. ’ says Webb.’
32. ‘Did they feel he was a voyeur
33. peeking in windows
34. watching their naked bodies
35. making them feel ashamed?’
36. ‘Jefferson is an obsessive voyeur
37. through a carefully concealed camera he watches the women at home
38. cooking
39. bathing
40. entertaining guests and making love.’
41. ‘Brendan Fletcher plays a teen voyeur who likes to spy on gay men having sex in a park.’
42. ‘In slightly different circumstances
43. the scene would be enough to sweep even the most demanding of voyeurs from impotence to premature ejaculation in a few hazy moments.’
44. ‘The emphasis on celluloid as the medium for voyeurs
45. pornographers and for exploitation rings true with other more high minded explorations of the moving image.’
46. ‘The advance of new technology
47. and in particular the use of cellphone cameras
48. has enhanced the ability of voyeurs to engage in such recordings.’
49. ‘Such explicitness forces us into the role of voyeurs
50. and makes engagement with the paintings so fraught we loose sight of their symbolic dimension.’
51. ‘The king is the cause of his own jealousy because he is a voyeur
52. at once aroused and made jealous by watching the object of his desire perform an act of seduction at his bidding.’