Moral
Moral adjective - Conforming to a high standard of morality or virtue.
Sleazy
Sleazy adjective - Having loose sexual morals.
Usage example: a sleazy lothario who is always on the make
Nearby Word: sleaze
Both words in one sentence
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In Ménage à 3, a sleazy producer whose Casting Couch is open to both men and women has a Twincest fantasy, but he has enough moral standards to not force actual twin sisters to sleep with each other, so he tries to satisfy it by using Amber and Dillon (in drag).
Source: Twincest -
Aiming a jab at the audience, usually for being such losers that they'll waste their time watching/reading/playing this nonsense, such moral degenerates that they'll enjoy sleazy pandering to their base impulses, and/or so dumb they'll pay good money for it.
Source: Take That, Audience! -
The graphic novel V for Vendetta has a slightly different scene than in the movie: Just one guy is dressed up as V, and he is pretty much one of the bad guys (a high-ranking party member with some seriously sleazy Kick the Dog moments, though no outright Moral Event Horizon crossings).
Source: Disguised Hostage Gambit
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