IPA: //ˈsliːzi//
KK: /ˈsliːzi/
The most disreputable or morally questionable; characterized by a lack of integrity or decency.
The sleaziest part of the city is known for its shady dealings and dishonest people.
Comparative: sleazier
Superlative: sleaziest
Sleaziest → The word 'sleazy' originates from the 19th-century American English term 'sleazy', which is derived from 'sleaze' (meaning something of poor quality or morally low). The suffix '-iest' is a superlative form indicating the highest degree. Therefore, 'sleaziest' refers to something that is of the lowest quality or most morally questionable.
Think of 'sleazy' as describing something of poor quality or low morals, and remember that 'sleaziest' means the most extreme version of that.
No commonly confused words.