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sluttish

/ˈslʌt.ɪʃ/

Tradução: Adjetivo arcaico e ofensivo usado para descrever uma pessoa (geralmente mulher) como desleixada, suja ou de comportamento promíscuo. Atualmente é considerado antiquado e insultuoso.

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adjective

formalcommonobsoleto/ˈslʌt.ɪʃ/

An old-fashioned and derogatory adjective used to describe a person (typically a woman) as untidy, slovenly, or morally loose in behavior. Now considered archaic and offensive.

  • 🇵🇹Adjetivo arcaico e ofensivo usado para descrever uma pessoa (geralmente mulher) como desleixada, suja ou de comportamento promíscuo. Atualmente é considerado antiquado e insultuoso.
  1. Untidy or slovenly C1 formal

    Characteristic of being messy, dirty, or careless in appearance or habits, especially in reference to a woman.

    • Her sluttish appearance was a result of working all night.
    • The room had a sluttish look, with clothes scattered everywhere.
    • He criticized her sluttish habits, but she didn't care.

    🇵🇹Desleixada

    Sinônimos: bedraggleddisheveledfrowzymessyslatternlyslovenlyunkempt

    Antônimos: cleanneatorderlysmarttidy

  2. Promiscuous or sexually unrestrained C2 informal

    Describing someone, typically a woman, who is considered to be casual or unrestrained in their sexual behavior.

    • The gossip portrayed her as a sluttish woman, which was unfair.
    • He used the term sluttish to describe her lifestyle, but it was offensive.
    • The novel's character was depicted as sluttish, reflecting societal judgments.

    🇵🇹Promíscua

    Sinônimos: debaucheddissoluteeasyimmorallicentiousloosepromiscuousunchastewanton

    Antônimos: chastemodestpurevirtuous

  • more sluttish comparative form
  • most sluttish superlative form