Definition
Definition of dingiest - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
appearanceRare dirty or discolored in appearanceRare
- The dingiest shirt in the laundry pile was covered in stains.
2.
low lightRare gloomy or poorly litRare
- The basement was the dingiest room in the house, with barely any light.
Origin of dingiest
Old English, ding (dung)
Examples of dingiest in a sentence
He wore the dingiest hat, which hadn't been cleaned in years. The alley was the dingiest place in the neighborhood. That was the dingiest hotel room I've ever stayed in.
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- French:sale, sombre, ...
- German:schmutzigste, düsterste, ...
- Italian:più sporca, più tetro, ...
- Spanish:más deslucido, más lúgubre, ...
- Portuguese:mais sujo, mais escura, ...
- Chinese:最脏的, 最昏暗的, ...
- Japanese:最も汚い, 最も薄暗い, ...
- Arabic:أكثر قذارة, الأكثر قَتامَة, ...
- Hebrew:הֲכִי מְלוּכְלָךְ, הכי קודר, ...
- Russian:самая замызганная, самый мрачный, ...
- Ukrainian:найбрудніший, найпохмуріший, ...
- Hindi:सबसे गंदा, सबसे अंधेरा, ...
Definition of dingy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
neglectshabby and uncared-for, often dirty
- He lived in a dingy apartment.
2.
darknesslacking light or brightness, appearing dull
- The room was dingy and unwelcoming.
Origin of dingy
English, dingy (dirty or discolored)
Examples of dingy in a sentence
She avoided the dingy alley at night. The dingy curtains blocked out most of the sunlight. His clothes looked dingy after the long journey.
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- French:miteux, sombre, ...
- German:schäbig, düster, ...
- Italian:squallido, scuro, ...
- Spanish:sucio, oscuro, ...
- Portuguese:decrépito, sombrio, ...
- Chinese:破旧, 昏暗的, ...
- Japanese:みすぼらしい, 薄暗い, ...
- Arabic:قاتِم, باهِت, ...
- Hebrew:מֻזְנָח, קוֹדֵר, ...
- Russian:грязный, тусклый, ...
- Ukrainian:занедбаний, тьмяний, ...
- Hindi:बदहाल, धुंधला, ...
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