obscene

In June, the executive offices of the Metropolitan Opera were broken into and graffitied with obscene messages.

People who are constantly suppressing the urge to make the most obscene, offensive jokes that spring to mind.

Anything involving that obscene level of cash will definitely have juicy stories behind it.

A monumental political bombshell, his obscene downfall was a cinematic gimme, sure to set screenwriter hearts aflutter.

To Helms, LGBT Americans were “weak, morally sick wretches,” and AIDS education was “obscene” and “revolting.”

Houston said an obscene word under his breath, jammed his hat on his head, put on his coat, and left his apartment.

The reviewer put an obscene construction upon it, and imputed to her his own malignant inference.

It was as though the mud in him had been stirred by an obscene hand.

Others, round and squat, resembled the fat and obscene deities of Eastern religions.

In stanza 28 he has evidently not the smallest notion of the meaning of the word "obscene" as applied to ravens.