CEFR B2
seedy
adjective
Meaning
Looking dirty, untidy, or disreputable, often suggesting moral decay or a bad character.
Examples
- The detective followed the suspect into a seedy motel on the outskirts of town.
- He was warned to avoid the seedy characters who often loitered near the old docks.
Synonyms: shabby, dingy, squalid, unsavory