grungily

• Adverbio informal derivado de 'grungy', que significa 'de manera sucia, mugrienta o desgastada'. Se usa a menudo para describir algo que luce viejo, descuidado o en mal estado, asociado con un estilo cotidiano o alternativo.

An informal adverb derived from 'grungy,' meaning 'in a dirty, grimy, or shabby manner.' It is often used to describe something that appears worn, unkempt, or in a state of disrepair, and is associated with casual or alternative styles.

1. In a dingy mannerC1informalamerican

   In a way that is dirty, grimy, or shabby, often associated with a worn or unkempt appearance.

   de forma sucia y descuidada

   • He was dressed grungily in torn jeans and an old flannel shirt.
   • The apartment was grungily decorated with mismatched furniture and peeling paint.
   • She grungily wiped the dust from the shelves, leaving smudges behind.

   Sinónimosdingilygrubbilyshabbily

   Antónimoscleanlyimmaculatelyspotlessly