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How do you use sordid in a sentence?
'I had to turn away from the sordid slums we drove past.'
Is sordid a synonym for painful?
no
What is another word for the meaning of a word?
The meaning of a word is its "definition."
What is the meaning of write the word that is an antonym for the first word?
a word of contrary meaning to the first word
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What is a synonym for the word sordid?
Sleazy.
What is the synonym for the word sordid?
Dirty, bad, low, abject, squalid, filthy, wretched, sleazy...
How do you use the word sordid in sentence?
The word "sordid" is an adjective which means disorderly, or containing many unrelated parts. For example, "the criminal was party to many sordid affairs" would mean that the criminal did many different things, not all similar to one another. It often has a negative connotation.He was full of shame about his past and often invented stories about his sordid childhood instead of telling the truth.I can give you several sentences.His sordid past had caught up to him.I had to turn away from the sordid slums we drove past.The sordid details of her sin shocked everyone.
What is another word for miserly?
greedy, sordid, close, mean
When was Sordid Fiction created?
Sordid Fiction was created in 2004.
When did Sordid Humor end?
Sordid Humor ended in 1992.
When was Sordid Humor created?
Sordid Humor was created in 1987.
Which word is a synonym for sordid?
base, disreputable, sleazy, repugnant, disgusting
Another word for sleazy?
cheap, sordid, honky-tonk, disreputable, seedy, tacky, ratty, tawdry
How do you use sordid in a sentence?
'I had to turn away from the sordid slums we drove past.'
When was Sordid Lives created?
Sordid Lives was created on 2000-05-25.
Is sorid a word?
The spelling Sorid is only a proper name. The word sordidmeans tawdry, foul, or degrading; or mercenary, e.g. The scandal was a sordid affair.)
