Words similar to risqué

Example sentences for: risqué

How can you use “risqué” in a sentence? Here are some example sentences to help you improve your vocabulary:

Flirt (Gk. phlért ) is no longer a person who indulges in harmless dalliance but a lover, male or female or the love affair itself (more often than not, illicit); hula hoop means leotards; nylon is the transparent kind of plastic; shocking, used as a plural noun (Gk. sókin ), means off-color or risqué stories; and Texas , as in the sentence, It has become texas, means out of control, maniacally chaotic and violent (though this may be an idiosyncratic use by a small group of people).
There are also plenty of venues for more “risqué” or avant-garde performances.
It forms the latticework through which we can peer at the risqué private life, the slender pretext for voyeurism's pleasures.
For instance, the line adopted in several recent Times pieces is that while extravagant musicals can score funding and bring in huge crowds of tourists, serious plays using experimental techniques and tackling risqué subjects languish.