sordid in Finnish
sordid in Finnish is mauton, tyylitön, kurja — sordid means morally low, distasteful, or shameful; involving dishonesty or vice.
sordid in Finnish
mauton
Distasteful, ignoble, vile, or contemptible.
tyylitön
Distasteful, ignoble, vile, or contemptible.
kurja
Dirty or squalid.
likainen
Dirty or squalid.
rähjäinen
Dirty or squalid.
saastainen
Dirty or squalid.
halpamainen
Morally degrading.
moraalisesti alhainen
Morally degrading.
What does "sordid" mean?
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adj Morally low, distasteful, or shameful; involving dishonesty or vice.
"The tabloids dug up every sordid detail of the affair."
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adj Dirty, run-down, or squalid.
"They found the missing dog in a sordid back alley."
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sordid in a sentence
- The tabloids dug up every sordid detail of the affair.
- It was a sordid business deal built on bribery.
- They found the missing dog in a sordid back alley.
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What is "sordid" in Finnish?
"sordid" in Finnish is mauton, tyylitön, kurja. sordid means: Morally low, distasteful, or shameful; involving dishonesty or vice.
How do you use "sordid" in a sentence?
Example: "The tabloids dug up every sordid detail of the affair." In Finnish, "sordid" is mauton, tyylitön, kurja.
Are there other ways to say "sordid" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 8 translations listed for "sordid": mauton, tyylitön, kurja, likainen, rähjäinen, saastainen.
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