Definition of "obscener" [obscener]

• Comparative form of obscene: more obscene (adjective)

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• "When we turn to what Swinburne calls the "obscener insolence" of the _Blackwood_ article, we find an unrestrained torrent of abuse against both Hunt and Keats that amply justified Landor's subsequent allusions to the _Blackguard's Magazine_."
• "Yet I cannot perceive the advantage of letting our ideas be clothed so racy of the obscener soil; considering the pretensions of the"
• "In a few minutes more the quays were deserted and nothing but the blended murmur, spreading wide and indistinct throughout the camp, and a noisier but occasional burst of merriment from those resorts of obscener pleasure which were profusely scattered along the haven, mingled with the whispers of "the far resounding sea.""