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sleazy

[slee-zee, sley-zee] / ˈsli zi, ˈsleɪ zi /


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Almost a decade ago, Amsterdam's then mayor invited his London counterpart Boris Johnson,who had described the city as "sleazy", to see for himself what Brits got up to.

From BBC

Democratic leaders restored the old practice of earmarks, hometown projects for lawmakers that Congress dropped in 2011 because voters viewed it as a sleazy misspending of taxpayers’ money.

From Seattle Times

Fboys are usually sleazy, dishonest men who think it's good enough that they know they're sleazy and dishonest, and lack intention to correct this.

From Salon

Like so much at Patong Beach, the sleazy epicenter of sybaritic Thailand, Hooters is “temporarily closed.”

From Seattle Times

The prime minister has queried those who think is something "dodgy or rum or weird or sleazy" about trying to secure more ventilators in a pandemic.

From BBC