noun
- plural of exhibitionism; instances or practices of behaving in a way intended to attract attention or impress others
- plural of exhibitionism; a psychological condition characterized by a compulsive need to expose oneself or display one's body in public for sexual gratification
Usage: countable plural form; often used to describe repeated or multiple instances of attention-seeking behavior
Usage: clinical/psychological term; vulgar; offensive
Examples
- The performer's exhibitionisms on stage were designed to captivate the audience.
- His constant exhibitionisms—always showing off his new car and expensive clothes—annoyed his friends.
- Social media has enabled various forms of exhibitionisms among young people seeking validation.
- The artist rejected accusations of exhibitionism, claiming her work was genuinely expressive.
- Their exhibitionisms at the party made everyone uncomfortable.