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sordid

/ˈsɔː.dɪd/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt etwas moralisch Niedriges, Gemeines oder Verwerfliches; oft verbunden mit schmutzigen, elenden oder korrupten Verhältnissen.

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adjective

/ˈsɔː.dɪd/C1formal
  • deBeschreibt etwas moralisch Niedriges, Gemeines oder Verwerfliches; oft verbunden mit schmutzigen, elenden oder korrupten Verhältnissen.

Describes something that is morally ignoble, base, or vile; often associated with dirty, squalid, or corrupt conditions.

  1. Morally degradedC1formal

    Involving immoral or unethical behavior, often of a low or shameful nature.

    deNiederträchtig

    • The novel details the sordid lives of the city's underworld.
    • He was caught up in a sordid affair that ruined his reputation.
    • The documentary exposed the sordid history of the regime.

    Synonymebasecorruptdebaseddegeneratedisreputableignobleshamefulsleazysqualidvile

    Antonymeethicalhonorablemoralnobleprincipledrighteousuprightvirtuous

  2. Unethical or dishonestC1formal

    Characterized by a lack of honesty or moral principles, often in business or politics.

    deSkrupellos

    • The investigation revealed a sordid tale of bribery and corruption.
    • They were involved in a sordid scheme to defraud investors.
    • The politician's sordid dealings were finally brought to light.

    Synonymebasecorruptdishonestdisreputableignobleimmoralshadyunprincipled

    Antonymeethicalhonestmoralnobleprincipledupright

  3. Foul and run-downC1formal

    Describing a place or condition that is dirty, squalid, and repulsive.

    deSchmutzig und heruntergekommen

    • They lived in a sordid apartment with peeling paint and broken windows.
    • The alley was a sordid mess of garbage and filth.
    • He found himself in a sordid part of town he wished to avoid.

    Synonymefilthyfoulgrimyrepulsiveseedyshabbysleazysqualid

    Antonymecleanimmaculatepristinespotless

  4. Meanly avariciousC2formal

    Motivated by a selfish and ignoble desire for wealth or gain.

    deHabgierig

    • His sordid greed led him to betray his closest friends.
    • The landlord's sordid demands for more rent were unreasonable.
    • She was driven by a sordid ambition to accumulate money at any cost.

    Synonymeacquisitiveavariciouscovetousgraspinggreedymercenaryvenal

    Antonymealtruisticgenerousnobleselfless

Formen
  • more sordid comparative form
  • most sordid superlative form
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