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The example sentences of SORDID in videos (7 in total of 7)

Abandoned Mansion's Creepy True Story (Wife Locked Away 30 Years) | Abandoned Places Ireland EP 44 English (US)
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Placebo & The Death of "Nancy Boy" | New British Canon English (GB)
it personal pronoun was verb, past tense getting verb, gerund or present participle to to the determiner point noun, singular or mass where wh-adverb his possessive pronoun sordid noun, singular or mass antics noun, plural were verb, past tense beginning verb, gerund or present participle to to overshadow verb, base form placebo proper noun, singular ’ s proper noun, singular
What Are the Oldest Buildings in Manhattan NYC? English (US)
stemming verb, gerund or present participle from preposition or subordinating conjunction this determiner sordid noun, singular or mass activity noun, singular or mass , 273 cardinal number water proper noun, singular was verb, past tense often adverb just adverb referred verb, past participle to to as preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner “ rat proper noun, singular pit proper noun, singular . ”
Details About The Queen & Camilla Parker Bowles' Relationship English (US)
saw verb, past tense her personal pronoun as preposition or subordinating conjunction sordid noun, singular or mass , and coordinating conjunction not adverb at preposition or subordinating conjunction all predeterminer the determiner type noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction woman noun, singular or mass who wh-pronoun could modal become verb, base form a determiner ruler noun, singular or mass .
Albert Fish: The Grey Man English (US)
biographics proper noun, singular , we personal pronoun venture verb, non-3rd person singular present in preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner sordid noun, singular or mass life noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction albert proper noun, singular fish proper noun, singular - and coordinating conjunction it personal pronoun ain verb, non-3rd person singular present ’ t proper noun, singular pretty adverb !
r/dontfundme Top Posts | Reddit's Worst Beggars English (AU)
the determiner money noun, singular or mass that preposition or subordinating conjunction the determiner clip noun, singular or mass sites noun, plural will modal not adverb release verb, base form to to me personal pronoun so preposition or subordinating conjunction i personal pronoun can modal close verb, base form this determiner sordid noun, singular or mass chapter noun, singular or mass of preposition or subordinating conjunction my possessive pronoun life noun, singular or mass
That Time the Golden Girls Were Held Up by Santa English (US)
with preposition or subordinating conjunction her possessive pronoun sordid noun, singular or mass tales noun, plural , the determiner owner noun, singular or mass drops verb, 3rd person singular present by preposition or subordinating conjunction and coordinating conjunction asks verb, 3rd person singular present them personal pronoun how wh-adverb it personal pronoun feels noun, plural to to be verb, base form able adjective to to spend verb, base form

Use "sordid" in a sentence | "sordid" example sentences

How to use "sordid" in a sentence?

  • Love can be sordid only if you work at it.
    -Brooke McEldowney-
  • I knew once a very covetous, sordid fellow [perhaps William Lowndes], who used to say, `Take care of the pence, for the pounds will take care of themselves.
    -Lord Chesterfield-
  • Cultivated people should be superior to any consideration so sordid as a mercenary interest.
    -Moliere-
  • The day before yesterday has always been a day of glamor, of gilt and glory. The present is sordid and prosaic. Time colors history as it does a meerschaum pipe.
    -Vincent Starrett-
  • In this world is a God whose matchless strength is a fit contrast to the sordid weakness of man.
    -Martin Luther King, Jr.-
  • The way to get things done is to stimulate competition. I do not mean in a sordid, money-getting way, but in the desire to excel.
    -Charles R. Schwab-
  • Miserliness is the one vice that grows stronger with increasing years. It yields its sordid pleasures to the end.
    -Agnes Repplier-
  • They were like the man with the dungeon stone and gloom, rising from the underground, the sordid hipsters of America, a new beat generation that I was slowly joining.
    -Jack Kerouac-
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Definition and meaning of SORDID

What does "sordid mean?"
sordid

/ˈsôrdəd/

sordid

adjective
Immoral or dishonest; dirty in an unpleasant way.

What are synonyms of "sordid"?
Some common synonyms of "sordid" are:
  • sleazy,
  • seedy,
  • seamy,
  • unsavory,
  • shoddy,
  • vile,
  • foul,
  • tawdry,
  • louche,
  • cheap,
  • base,
  • low,
  • low-minded,
  • debased,
  • degenerate,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

sleazy

/ˈslēzē/

sleazy
adjective

sordid or immoral.

seedy

/ˈsēdē/

seedy
adjective

Shabby, dirty-looking, and often dishonest.

seamy
seamy
adjective

Immoral; low life.

unsavory

/ˌənˈsāv(ə)rē/

unsavory
adjective

disagreeable to taste, smell, or look at.

shoddy

/ˈSHädē/

shoddy
adjective noun

badly made or done. inferior quality yarn or fabric made from shredded fibre of waste woollen cloth.

vile

/vīl/

vile
adjective

extremely unpleasant.

foul

/foul/

foul
adjective adverb noun verb

offensive to the senses. unfairly. unfair or invalid act in sport. make foul.

tawdry

/ˈtôdrē/

tawdry
adjective noun

Cheap and gaudy in appearance or quality. cheap and gaudy finery.

louche

/lo͞oSH/

louche
adjective noun

disreputable or sordid in rakish or appealing way. Concerning questionable taste or morality.

cheap

/CHēp/

cheap
adjective adverb

Not liking to spend money; mean; stingy. at or for low price.

base

/bās/

base
noun verb

Bottom part of an object that touches a surface. To use as the starting point or origin for.

low

/lō/

low
adjective adverb noun

of less than average height. in or into low position. low point or figure.

debased

/diˈbāst/

debased
adjective verb

reduced in quality or value. To lower the value of something.

degenerate
degenerate
adjective noun verb

Having become morally corrupt. immoral or corrupt person. decline or deteriorate.

What are antonyms of "sordid"?
Some common antonyms of "sordid" are:
  • high-minded,
  • respectable,

You can find detailed definitions of them on this page.

respectable

/rəˈspektəb(ə)l/

respectable
adjective

regarded by society to be good or correct.

Is "sordid" countable or uncountable noun?

The word "sordid" is an uncountable noun(mass noun).

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