Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

seedy

adjective
/ˈsiːdi/
Definition
In poor condition, shabby, and often associated with a sense of disrepute.
Examples
  • The hotel had a seedy look that made us question our choice of accommodations.
  • He frequented seedy bars on the outskirts of town.
  • The novel is set in a seedy part of the city, filled with intriguing characters.
Meaning
The term ‘seedy’ refers to something that appears unkempt or worn out, and can suggest a lack of morals or respectability, often used to describe places or people.
Synonyms
  • shabby
  • sleazy
  • disreputable
  • unkempt
  • unsavory