porn
458
5.2
- noun
- /pɔrn/
- Offensive
- However, the younger respondents most frequently reported exposure to porn on the internet.
- watch porn
- Internet porn
- child porn
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- In multiple states, the number one porn category is step.
- Why not just like watch some porn and get off why not?
- But the gap between having sex and watching porn is huge.
- We left and I was dared to go steal porn magazine, which I did.
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- Michael, would you make porn to win the Cold War?
- Guys who watch more porn have more sex.
- I feel like I'm in like some fetish porn, honestly.
- So contact is in real life, but porn still here, Right.
Examples
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Children are also unlikely to be able to view any kind of porn online without a credit card.
Academic text (1997) -
Many people criticize the influence of porn on modern relationships.
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But the gap between having sex and watching porn is huge.
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Women in particular end up paying a very high price in the porn and prostitution industries.
Academic text (2010) -
The Times Square show ran until the 1950s, when porn shops drove out such wholesome fare.
Academic text (2011) -
She found it difficult to discuss the impact of porn with her friends.
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The debate over porn often centers on its effects on societal norms.
Synonyms
147
7.2
Images and films that show sex and naked people to make people want sex
105
8.0
Books, pictures or films made mainly to make people feel sexual desire
18
8.8
Words, pictures, or stories about sex that people find rude
15
8.0
Books, photos or films that show people having sex to make people feel sexual desire
5
5.5
A film for adults that shows sexual scenes or explicit content
Antonyms
158
3.9
Written works such as novels, poems, and plays that people value for art or ideas
Compounds
- Offensive
9
9.9
Pictures or videos that show children in sexual activity and are illegal
- NSFW
1
9.6
Images or stories that show poor people in a shocking way to make people feel sorry
- NSFW
1
9.9
Media that shows violent scenes in a graphic way to shock or entertain rather than inform
- Offensive
1
9.9
Pictures or stories that use disabled people to make others admire them while ignoring their real lives
- Literature
1
9.9
Stories or images that try to make people feel sorry to get attention and money
- Offensive
1
8.9
A person who sells adult pictures or films, sometimes illegally, for example to minors
How Explicit
- Offensive
458
5.2
- NSFW
15
8.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word porn is short for pornography, which comes from Greek parts porne 'prostitute' and graph 'writing', a root you can see in photograph. So it first meant 'writing or pictures about prostitutes', and that's why today porn means sexual pictures or films made to excite people.