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- Prüderie bezeichnet eine sehr empfindliche Einstellung und Engherzigkeit gegenüber Sitte und Moral. Pierers Universallexikon von 1861 beschreibt Prüderie als "auf eine übertriebene und affectirte Weise sittsam; scheinspröde, zimperlich;". Im weiteren Sinne bezeichnet Prüderie eine Geisteshaltung, die das Ziel hat, sexuelle Äußerungen jeglicher Art in der Öffentlichkeit und teilweise auch im Privatbereich weitestgehend auszuschließen. Dies betrifft vor allem die Darstellung oder auch nur Andeutung von Erotik in Ton- und Bildform, Mode, Massenmedien, Literatur, historischen Zeugnissen, Konversation.
- A prude (Old French prude meaning honourable woman) is a person who is described as (or would describe themselves as) being concerned with decorum or propriety, significantly in excess of normal prevailing community standards. They may be perceived as being more uncomfortable than most with sexuality, nudity, alcohol, drug use or mischief. The name is generally considered to suggest excessive modesty, and is hence unflattering, often used as an insult by people who do not share the moral standards of the "prude". A person who is considered a prude may have reservations about nudity, participating in romantic or sexual activity, drinking alcohol or consuming other drugs, or participating in mischief. These reservations usually stem from, or are at least justified by, moral beliefs. Actions or beliefs that may cause someone to be labeled a prude include advocating or practicing abstinence, advocating prohibition, advocating censorship of sexuality or nudity in the media, disapproval of being nude in public, avoiding or condemning public display of affection, or exhibiting unusual levels of discomfort with sexuality, alcohol, drugs or mischief. The term is generally used in a relative sense. For example, one may be viewed as having relatively liberal standards regarding sexuality and drug usage compared to the overall population in which one resides, but compared to a smaller, specific subculture, one may appear to be unduly conservative and thus be labeled a prude because one refuses to participate in more illicit behaviors. In historical contrast, the word prude was originally a noble compliment. Traditionally, it was usually associated with wisdom, integrity, usefulness, and profit. Even in present day language, it forms the root of the word prudence, meaning "sound judgement in practical affairs". The degree of prudery can vary among different cultural frames.
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- Prüderie bezeichnet eine sehr empfindliche Einstellung und Engherzigkeit gegenüber Sitte und Moral. Pierers Universallexikon von 1861 beschreibt Prüderie als "auf eine übertriebene und affectirte Weise sittsam; scheinspröde, zimperlich;". Im weiteren Sinne bezeichnet Prüderie eine Geisteshaltung, die das Ziel hat, sexuelle Äußerungen jeglicher Art in der Öffentlichkeit und teilweise auch im Privatbereich weitestgehend auszuschließen.
- A prude (Old French prude meaning honourable woman) is a person who is described as (or would describe themselves as) being concerned with decorum or propriety, significantly in excess of normal prevailing community standards. They may be perceived as being more uncomfortable than most with sexuality, nudity, alcohol, drug use or mischief.
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