John Gill Commentary Ezekiel 16:25

"Thou hast built thy lofty place at the head of every way, and hast made thy beauty an abomination, and hast opened thy feet to every one that passed by, and multiplied thy whoredom." — Ezekiel 16:25 (ASV)

You have built your high place at every head of the way Where two or more ways, or two or more streets, met; and so was most conspicuous, and was seen from different parts; which shows the same as before:

and has made your beauty to be abhorred By the Lord himself, Who otherwise greatly desires and delights in the beauty of his people, when they worship him, (Psalms 45:11); and by all good men, and such as fear the Lord, who cannot but abhor such idolatrous practices, and those that are guilty of them; and even by the Heathens themselves, to whom the Jews became mean and despicable, when they fell into idolatry, and under the displeasure of God, whom they forsook; as a common strumpet becomes, in process of time, loathsome to her quondam lovers:

and has opened your feet to everyone that passed by An euphemism, signifying the exposing to view the privities or secret parts, in order to allure to impure embraces; and the meaning is, that the Jews were ready to receive any idol, and give into any idolatrous worship that offered to them, and even courted and solicited the Gentiles to join with them in all idolatrous practices:

and multiplied your whoredoms Or idolatries; the number of their idols being answerable to their cities, and even were as many as the streets and heads of ways in them.