sleazy|sleazier|sleaziest in English

adjective

[slea·zy || 'slɪːzɪ]

shabby; base, despicable, contemptible; cheap, tawdry; flimsy

Use "sleazy|sleazier|sleaziest" in a sentence

1. The bar was cheap and sleazy.

2. What I'm hoping is that from this moment on you avoid the sleazy bad guys because they're sleazy and bad.

3. Some sleazy characters hang around casinos.

4. She's just like her sleazy father.

5. The coat has a sleazy lining.

6. Her sleazy gossip was very off - putting.

7. As the ex-husband, Patrick is wonderfully sleazy.

8. They took me to a sleazy back - street hotel.

9. The accusations are making the government's conduct appear increasingly sleazy.

10. This house was the very embodiment of sleazy discomfort.

11. A yes man often comes off as insincere and sleazy.

12. The First Couple looks sleazy and careless but not necessarily sinister.

13. Spenser was a sleazy grifter who said he had a lot of money.

14. Suburban communities swiftly expel sleazy politicians and weed out corrupt practices.

15. “When I see girls wearing sleazy clothes, my respect for them decreases.

16. The ones I talked to weren't lotharios, and didn't seem sleazy either.

17. In Russia, mixed - sex banyas are rare and have a somewhat sleazy connotation.

18. He looks like a bum who's been drowning his sorrows in sleazy dives.

19. They took me to sleazy back - street hotel that could easily have been a brothel.

20. In recent weeks, you've heard plenty about the sleazy side of the subprime mortgage business.

21. Cast down that over-mighty, conceited, lying, sleazy failure of a government from its seat.

22. So this is our opportunity to break the touch barrier in a non - sleazy way.

23. Also contributing to the turmoil recently has been growing criticism that the talk shows focus on sleazy topics.

24. She would worry that Kelly was becoming involved in the sleazy aftermath of her father's death.

25. Sexy does n't mean sleazy , so choose one or two body parts to accentuate , but not all of them .