sleazier

Less morally upstanding

Sleazier is the comparative form of sleazy, meaning more sordid, disreputable, or morally compromised.

A neighborhood can be sleazier than another, or a politician's tactics sleazier than his opponent's: The bar got sleazier after midnight.

The word carries connotations of cheap corruption and seedy dishonesty.

disreputable

shady

Disreputable or sun-blocked

dodgy · shifty · crooked · dubious · unsavory · notorious · infamous · scandalous · discreditable · shameful

grimy

dingy

Discolored from grime

greasy · run-down · seamy · dilapidated · shabby · grubby · foul · rank · musty · dank

immoral

depraved

Morally corrupt, perverse

lecherous · perverse · dissolute · debauched · degenerate · salacious · lascivious · prurient · indecent · promiscuous

tacky

tawdry

Cheaply ornate and vulgar

cheesy · cheap · flashy · vulgar · tasteless · kitschy · chintzy · glitzy · showy · ostentatious

deceptive

underhanded

Secretly dishonest or unfair

manipulative · fraudulent · dishonest · sneaky · slippery · unscrupulous · swindling · double-dealing · duplicitous · treacherous

Opposites
moral quality/wholesomeness

sleaziercleaner

Agent that removes dirt

tidier · purer · neater · fresher

class/refinement

sleazierclassier

More elegant, sophisticated

fancier · posher · swankier

Family

sleaziest

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Negative · Everyday, not technical · Rated PG