pornification

British  

/ ˌpɔːnɪfɪˈkeɪʃən /

noun

1. the perceived pervasion of society in general or an aspect of it by the imagery, language, and attitudes associated with pornography

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Example Sentences

In the survey, parents said they were worried about the "sexualisation of society and what they called the pornification of society", according to Mr Austin.

From BBC

On the other, it was the ultimate pornification of the female body in black hip-hop culture, in which I was – by the middle of the decade – heavily immersed.

From The Guardian

But in 2013, you wrote a pretty strident essay in Glamour against the ‘‘pornification’’ of everything, where you recount using the hashtag #stopactinglikewhores, in regard to the mainstreaming of, say, V-strings and stripper poles.

From New York Times

The pornification of everything is the business model of commercial television and the ad-supported internet.

From The Guardian

The pornification of politics is what gave us Donald Trump: he established himself as a public figure through a “reality” show in which he acted the part of the omnipotent autocrat whose whim was law.

From The Guardian