Synonyms and antonyms of Sex crimes in British Thesaurus

abuse (noun)

forced sexual activity with someone who cannot prevent it

acquaintance rape (noun)

date rape

date rape (noun)

a crime in which one person rapes another (=forces them to have sex) while on a date with them

eve-teasing (noun)

Indian English a term used in South Asia to refer to the practice of annoying and insulting women in public places

gang rape (noun)

a situation in which a group of people force someone to have sex with each member of the group

indecency (noun)

legal a crime involving offensive sexual behaviour

indecent assault (noun)

a sexual attack that does not involve rape

indecent exposure (noun)

the crime of deliberately showing your sexual organs in a public place

kerb-crawling (noun)

British the illegal activity of driving slowly and looking for a prostitute

rape (noun)

the crime of forcing someone to have sex by using violence

rape (noun)

relating to rape

sexual abuse (noun)

the offensive or violent sexual behaviour of someone towards a person who is not able to prevent it

sexual harassment (noun)

the offensive or threatening behaviour of a person who regularly makes sexual comments or touches someone in a sexual way

soliciting (noun)

the crime of offering to have sex with someone in exchange for money

statutory rape (noun)

American the crime of having sex with a person who the law says is too young to have sex

vice (noun)

crimes relating to sex, for example prostitution and pornography