English dictionary
seedy
adjectivePronunciation
ˈsiːdi
Parts of speech
Definitions
adjective
- morally degraded
adjective
- full of seeds
adjective
- somewhat ill or prone to illness
adjective
- shabby and untidy
Example sentences
a seedy district
the seamy side of life
sleazy characters hanging around casinos
{'source': 'Seattle Weekly', 'text': 'sleazy storefronts with … dirt on the walls'}
{'source': 'James Joyce', 'text': 'the sordid details of his orgies stank under his very nostrils'}
as seedy as a fig
my poor ailing grandmother
feeling a bit indisposed today
you look a little peaked
feeling poorly
a sickly child
a surge of ragged scruffy children
{'source': 'Mark Twain', 'text': 'he was soiled and seedy and fragrant with gin'}
