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voyeuristic

[vwah-yuh-ris-tik, voi-uh-]

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adjective

of, relating to, or characteristic of a voyeur or of voyeurism.

Origin of voyeuristic

voyeur + -ist + -ic

Related formsvoy·eur·is·ti·cal·ly, adverb

Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019

Related Words for voyeuristic

curious, inquisitive, inquisitorial

Examples from the Web for voyeuristic

Contemporary Examples of voyeuristic

Our innermost thoughts offered up to old friends from high school are there to be seen by some voyeuristic devil in Tasmania.
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Dennis Kneale
May 23, 2014
At their best they come off as brilliant, and at worst, overly simpering and voyeuristic.
Possessed by PTSD, A Veteran Uses Exorcisms to Cast Out His Demons
Brian Van Reet
February 2, 2014
But it might just produce some of the more narcissistic and voyeuristic tech imaginable.
We are Living in the Golden Age of the Most Narcissistic and Voyeuristic Tech Imaginable
Charles C. Johnson
January 18, 2014
But he tells their story in a voyeuristic way, to make this one of the most troubling and serpentine novel of the year.
What You Missed But Shouldn’t Have In 2013
December 25, 2013
We get a voyeuristic joy in watching antiheroes conduct their business—something between The Godfather and House of Cards.
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G. Clay Whittaker
April 9, 2013

Word Origin and History for voyeuristic

adj.

1929, from voyeur + -istic. Related: Voyeuristically.

Online Etymology Dictionary, © 2010 Douglas Harper