voyeuristic
voyeuristical

The sign over the front door said for all your voyeuristic needs.

All three can participate at the same time, or one person may take a more voyeuristic role.

But I must admit that part of my interest was voyeuristic.

But you can tell this voyeuristic episode has taken a lot out of him.

It plays to a voyeuristic side we all have, but it's been hard.

And the play itself offers something of the same voyeuristic thrill.

For whatever voyeuristic purpose this may serve, I hope we remember due process.

It was obvious that she wanted me to return her voyeuristic favor.

"It's exciting and voyeuristic to be looking into people's lives."

The timing of his voyeuristic coup could not have been better.

The experience felt voyeuristic, like an invasion of this man's privacy.

It was what I called a voyeuristic connection to the military."

Taken as a whole, the current show creates a feeling of voyeuristic intimacy.

Do we really need another voyeuristic study of the sad and dysfunctional?

As it turned out, I needn't have worried about looking too voyeuristic.

At times the effect is almost voyeuristic, as if we are witnessing some private ritual.

Indeed, there is an inherently voyeuristic aspect to these early works.

It was - she searched for and found the unfamiliar word - voyeuristic.

Seeing them is not just a job or a voyeuristic thrill, but rather a part of my continuing education.

He also takes an unabashedly voyeuristic interest in the nurses' lives.

Sometimes there's a voyeuristic thrill to learning the tricks of a particular trade.

If the previous encounters had felt somewhat voyeuristic, this one was particularly so.

Naturally, being my voyeuristic self, I put the remote down and started to watch.

There is certainly a voyeuristic thrill in hearing another person's private messages.

Europeans have been leading the charge in voyeuristic "reality based" shows.