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sleaze

/sliːz/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a qualidade de ser barato, vulgar ou moralmente baixo, frequentemente associado à falta de gosto ou de decência.

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noun

/sliːz/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a qualidade de ser barato, vulgar ou moralmente baixo, frequentemente associado à falta de gosto ou de decência.

A noun referring to a quality of being cheap, vulgar, or morally low, often associated with a lack of taste or integrity.

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  1. Cheap and vulgar qualityC1informal

    A lack of taste or quality that is considered cheap, vulgar, or morally low.

    ptVulgaridade

    • The hotel was full of sleaze, with its garish decorations and cheap furniture.
    • The tabloid magazine is known for its sleaze and sensationalism.
    • He was disgusted by the sleaze of the nightclub.

    Sinônimoscheapnesscrudenessgaudinessshoddinesstackinesstawdrinessvulgarity

    Antônimosclassdignityelegancerefinementtastefulness

  2. Corruption or immoral behaviorC1informal

    Dishonest, corrupt, or immoral behavior, especially in politics or business.

    ptCorrupção ou comportamento imoral

    • The politician was accused of sleaze and bribery.
    • The investigation uncovered a culture of sleaze in the company.
    • The public is tired of the sleaze in government.

    Sinônimosbriberycorruptiondishonestygraftimmoralityscandalshadinesssordidnessunscrupulousnessvenality

    Antônimosdecencyhonestyintegritymoralityprobityproprietyrighteousnessscrupulousnessuprightnessvirtue

Formas
  • sleazes plural form
  • sleazes' possessive plural form
  • sleaze's possessive singular form