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sleaziness

/ˈsliː.zi.nəs/

Traduction: Nom décrivant l'état ou la qualité de malhonnêteté morale ou de manque d'élégance, souvent associé à une apparence négligée ou sale.

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noun

/ˈsliː.zi.nəs/C1formal
  • frNom décrivant l'état ou la qualité de malhonnêteté morale ou de manque d'élégance, souvent associé à une apparence négligée ou sale.

A noun describing a state or quality of being morally dishonorable or lacking elegance, often associated with shabby or dirty appearance.

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  1. Moral DishonestyC1formal

    The quality of being morally low, corrupt, or dishonorable.

    frMalhonnêteté morale

    • The politician's sleaziness was exposed by the investigative journalist.
    • He was disgusted by the sleaziness of the business deal.
    • The film portrayed the sleaziness of the underworld.

    Synonymesbasenesscorruptiondebasementdegeneracydepravitydishonestyimmoralityturpitudevileness

    Antonymeshonestyhonorintegritymoralityrighteousness

  2. Shabby or Unkempt AppearanceC1informal

    A lack of elegance or neatness resulting from wearing dirty, worn-out, or cheap clothing.

    frAspect négligé ou misérable

    • The sleaziness of his appearance made him look untrustworthy.
    • She was put off by the general sleaziness of the hotel lobby.
    • The detective noted the sleaziness of the suspect's coat.

    Synonymesdinginessgrubbinessseedinessshabbinessshoddinesssloppinessslovenlinesssqualidnessuntidiness

    Antonymesneatnesssmartnesstidiness

Formes
  • sleazinesses plural form
  • sleazinesses' possessive plural form
  • sleaziness's possessive singular form