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incestuous

[in-ses-choo-uhs] / ɪnˈsɛs tʃu əs /
ADJECTIVE
abusive
Synonyms


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Jordan Fisher plays Anthony, the sailor who rescues Johanna from Judge Turpin’s incestuous clutches, and he and Bilbao infuse their romantic subplot with a joyful verve.

From Washington Post

If that suggests incestuous behavior, just wait: We learn that Junior and Dede also experimented with each other as children.

From New York Times

To avoid future incestuous marriages between so-called milk siblings, the tenet says, the foster relationship must be clearly delineated.

From Salon

The incestuous nature of the foundation’s structure is evident in its advisory boards.

From New York Times

Andrews's debut novel, published in 1979, was a Gothic gateway for many a young romance reader, while the numerous reviews that deemed the incestuous plot "scandalous" and "shocking" only enticed readers more.

From Salon