Seedy
Part of speech: adjective
Definition: disreputable; run-down full of seeds untidy; unkempt infirm; gone to seed suffering the effects of a hangover
Sordid
Part of speech: adjective
Definition: Dirty or squalid.Morally degrading.Grasping.
Difference between Seedy and Sordid
What is the difference between Seedy and Sordid?
Seedy as an adjective is disreputable; run-down while Sordid as an adjective is dirty or squalid.
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