Usage of "sleaziness"

A lack of elegance as a consequence of wearing threadbare or dirty clothing.

Usage of sleaziness in English

Is there, we must repeatedly ask, anything new about the sleaziness of Donald Trump? 
 The Irish Times 

Axelrod shook his head mournfully at the sleaziness on display. 
 Game change: obama and the clintons, mccain and palin, and the r... 

But all Doug had seen was the sleaziness of the prostitution ring and somehow associated India with it. 
 Bittersweet 

In every letter of yours I seem to find some reference to the sleaziness of your personal life. 
 A Confederacy of Dunces 

He could not begin to match Earl in tenure or legislative acumen; nor, try as he might, in sleaziness. 
 The capitol game 

Instead a mixture of hubris, lack of strategic foresight and sleaziness verging on corruption has seen it become the fall guy. 
 The Irish Times 

As lawyers, he added, we were well aware at the time of the humbug and sleaziness which inevitably result from divorce law. 
 The Guardian 

Sleaziness through the time

Meanings of sleaziness in English