1. comparative form of sleazy; more morally corrupt, dishonest, or disreputable
Usage: informal
2. comparative form of sleazy; more cheap, tawdry, or of poor quality
Usage: informal

Examples

• The new nightclub was even sleazier than the old one.
• His business practices became sleazier over the years.
• The motel looked sleazier in daylight than it had at night.
• She refused to work for anyone sleazier than her current boss.
• The neighborhood grew sleazier as more questionable businesses moved in.
• The fabric felt sleazier than what she expected for the price.