Sense: (of a person's behaviour etc) showing low standards or ideals etc; not very pleasant or admirable
The whole affair was rather sordid.
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 Afrikaans: smerigheid |
 Arabic: قَذارَه، دناءَه |
 Bulgarian: мизерия |
 Brazilian: sordidez |
 Czech: špinavost |
 German: die Schmutzigkeit |
 Danish: usselhed |
 Greek: αθλιότητα |
 Spanish: carácter sórdido |
 Estonian: räpasus, alatus |
 Finnish: alhaisuus |
 French: caractère sordide |
 Hebrew: לִכלוּך |
 Hindi: नीचता, अधमता |
 Croatian: prljavština, podlost |
 Hungarian: mocskosság, aljasság |
 Indonesian: kekumuhan |
 Icelandic: sóðaskapur; auðvirðileiki |
 Italian: sordidezza |
 Japanese: きたなさ |
 Korean: 천박함, 지저분함 |
 Lithuanian: bjaurumas |
 Latvian: zemiskums; netīrība |
 Malay: menjijikkan |
 Dutch: vuilheid |
 Norwegian: snusk(ethet) |
 Polish: obskurny wygląd, podłość |
 Persian: كار بد |
 Pashto: بد كار |
 Portuguese: sordidez |
 Romanian: caracter sordid |
 Russian: убогость; гнусность |
 Slovak: špinavosť |
 Slovenian: umazanost |
 Serbian: prljavost |
 Swedish: eländighet, tarvlighet |
 Thai: ความสกปรก; ความโกโรโกโส; |
 Turkish: alçaklık, pislik |
 Taiwanese: 貧困，卑鄙 |
 Ukrainian: убогість |
 Urdu: رذالت |
 Vietnamese: sự bẩn thỉu, tính bần tiệ |
 Chinese: 贫困，卑鄙 |
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