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Meanings of sleaze in English
Synonyms
Examples for "tat"
Examples for "tat"
1
Check and balance; tit for tat; give and take; loss and profit.
2
But pockets of violence remain and tit-for-tat killings on both sides continued.
3
This time, though, there is no obvious way to end the tit-for-tat.
4
Tit-for-tat killings continue and Seleka fighters still occupy pockets of the country.
5
The descent of Anglo-Russian relations into a tit-for-tat row is quite spectacular.
1
Of course, long-term cheapness doesn't automatically make a company a takeover target.
2
Elegance and cheapness are combined in a remarkable degree in this edition.
3
The lure of the cheapness of the merchandise overcomes all other considerations.
4
The effect of this cheapness is great in every department of industry.
5
The cheapness of wind-carriage may be set against the overproduction of pollen.
1
He felt the tackiness of the sap on his skin and clothes.
2
You waved your damp palms around as they dried to tackiness.
3
Every year we love to hate the tackiness and saccharine sentimentality.
4
Some of the concerns raised on Twitter include tackiness if you can believe that.
5
It would even be possible to make that 80s hallmark of tackiness, the tobacco grad.
Usage of sleaze in English
1
Simpson is 100 percent unadulterated sleaze, said a lawyer for Goldman's father.
2
The attraction of Soho is its independent shops and broad, homely sleaze.
3
We're supposed to be getting to know each other, you Syndic... sleaze.
4
The Conservative Party in Britain has been hit by a new sleaze scandal.
5
It's an old-fashioned Raymond Chandler crime caper repainted with 70s sleaze.
6
Just because Griff doesn't have a Texas drawl doesn't mean he's a sleaze.
7
Don't take the romance out of it, this is sleaze at it's best.
8
Your husband partnered up with this sleaze to make kiddie porn.
9
What sleaze had filled the old man's ear with tales of my incompetence?
10
Bob was a sleaze, but he was also a sneak and a coward.
11
Hospital waiting lists, crime, infrastructural chaos and revelations of sleaze do not outweigh that.
12
But in Uttar Pradesh, most rulers end their rule embroiled in sleaze and scandal.
13
He's such a sleaze. Others took the admission more seriously.
14
Once again the Conservative Party is dogged by sleaze allegations.
15
But I'm a lovable sleaze, and that's all that's important.
16
We look back at a career dogged by allegations of sex, scandal and sleaze.
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