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Prude
An antonym of the word prude could be the pejorative term "slut" or the non-pejorative term "promiscuous", which both imply loose sexual morals where prude implies strict or conservative sexual morals. However, the former word is considered "taboo" in normal speech. It would be more advisable to use the secondary term promiscuous.
A opposite of 'prude' that is not extreme is: modestchaste (chastity is the more familiar word)
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Prude
A prude (Old French prude)[1] is a person who is described as being concerned with decorum or propriety. They may (edel) be perceived as being uncomfortable with sexuality, nudity, alcohol, drug use or mischief.~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page~
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