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sleazy

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


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Eccentric, bombastic, sleazy, completely unaware of how the world viewed him.

From Los Angeles Times

Her girlfriends, in a group chat called “the Corgis,” offer support and sometimes tough love as the screen fills with sleazy messages from white dudes on dating apps.

From New York Times

If the story seemed sleazy, the financial component gave Levine the sense he was doing valuable work.

From Seattle Times

That proof often took sleazy turns, which we’ll get into later.

From Los Angeles Times

His primary concern was not the woman he was married to, Cohen said, but the women who might view him as a sleazy predator.

From Salon