sleaze

IPA: sɫˈiz

noun

  • (uncountable) Low moral standards.
  • (informal, countable) A person of low moral standards.
  • (informal, countable) A man who is sexually aggressive or forward with women to the point of causing disgust.
  • (informal, uncountable) sleazy material

verb

  • To act or progress in a sleazy manner.
  • To slander.
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Examples of "sleaze" in Sentences

  • Don't try to sleaze this through.
  • P is not a repository for tabloid sleaze.
  • I am sorry to be rude but this is sleaze.
  • Oprah has abandoned sleaze for self esteem.
  • A lot of people thought Sinatra was a sleaze too.
  • A country with corruption, back handers and sleaze.
  • The BBC coverage of the Speaker Martin sleaze story
  • Talman's performance as a sadistic sleaze was powerful.
  • I see that the BBC have mover the Peter Hain sleaze story.
  • Tory sleaze is of interest to the BBC, Labour sleaze shhhhhh
  • Bunning and the rest of the republican sleaze is what was left over …
  • Tinseltown (warner Bros) is even importing sleaze from the United Kingdom.
  • "Tory splits", like "Tory sleaze" is a serious BBC news story and will be given headline coverage.
  • As I have said before in the BBC's eyes Tory sleaze is a major story and the person implicated must go.
  • In contrast, Labour sleaze is just not possible and if proved is just inconvenient and any resignation must be accompanied by expressions of regret.

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