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seedy

[see-dee] / ˈsi di /


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When Meyer joined the firm in 1959, the offices and design studios were inside a seedy Chicago hotel, the Alexandria, where 20 or so designers and technicians worked in white lab coats.

From The Wall Street Journal

A newbie may have to endure performing at the seediest of clubs before moving on to bigger and better opportunities.

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, it’s time to look at how male loneliness has been monetized by all manner of seedy actors who have every incentive to discourage men from making changes to improve their lives.

From Salon

The rest tackle the seedy underbelly of fame.

From BBC

In The Modern World tackles the disillusionment of getting to Hollywood and discovering its seedy underbelly.

From BBC