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Voyeuristic

usgb/ˌvwɑːjəˈrɪstɪk/Volume
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Privacy IntrusionPlay
The word suggests an unwanted intrusion into someone else's privacy or personal life. SlideHis voyeuristic tendencies made him peer through windows at night.
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Often NegativePlay
The term 'voyeuristic' generally has a negative connotation, indicating a violation of norms or ethics. SlideThe film's voyeuristic scenes were criticized for being unethical.
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Cultural SensitivityPlay
Awareness is vital because what's considered voyeuristic can differ between cultures. SlideHis interest in people's homes was seen as voyeuristic in the conservative society.