slummy

IPA: sɫˈʌmi

Examples of "slummy" in Sentences

We might as well just drive to some slummy motel right now.
There's nothing in the picture that lets you know if it's "slummy" or not ... all it shows is that she takes care of it.
Mine is located in Jaffa (Yafo), once (meaning before 1948) “The Bride of the Sea”, now a slummy southern Tel Aviv suburb.
The story revolves around Dahlia (Connelly), who rents a somewhat slummy apartment after winning custody of her young daughter in a bitter divorce.
Edwards views Johnson as a "rabid, rabid Republican" who refuses to clean up his "slummy" property just to spite her family, whose lavish 28,000-square-foot estate is nearby on 102 wooded acres.
I continued gazing at myself in the mirror, and reached up to touch my ticket out of this slummy apartment and less-than-admirable life, when to my horror, the horn fell off and rattled around the porcelain basin of the bathroom sink.
According to Elizabeth, not only is this man a gun-toting rabid Rethuglican, but he is a terrible neighbour who keeps his place looking like a dogs breakfast: Edwards views Johnson as a "rabid, rabid Republican" who refuses to clean up his "slummy" property just to spite her family, whose lavish 28,000-square-foot estate is nearby on 102 wooded acres.