English dictionary

seedy

adjective

Pronunciation

ˈsiːdi

Parts of speech

Definitions

adjective

  1. morally degraded

adjective

  1. full of seeds

adjective

  1. somewhat ill or prone to illness

adjective

  1. 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'}

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