ダーティー

    adjectival nouns or quasi-adjectives (keiyodoshi)
  1. dirty; underhand; immoral; illegal
Forms
  • ダーティー
  • ダーティ
Generated definitions (experimental)
  1. dirty
    2. This meaning refers to something that is unclean in a physical sense or morally objectionable, often relating to hygiene or behavior that is socially unacceptable.
    This room is very dirty.
    His behavior is dirty.
  2. underhand
    3. This meaning implies secrecy or deceitful actions that are intended to mislead or cheat someone, often used in contexts where fairness is compromised.
    He used underhanded tactics.
    That company engages in underhanded business practices.
  3. immoral
    4. This meaning denotes actions or behaviors that go against accepted moral principles or ethics.
    That decision was immoral.
    Actions lacking honesty are immoral.
  4. illegal
    5. This meaning refers to actions that are against the law or not permitted by legal statutes, suggesting a criminal or unlawful nature.
    His actions were illegal.
    I don't want to get involved in illegal dealings.
Generated collocations (experimental)
underhanded meansdirty trickdirty gamedirty workdirty secretimmoral plotillegal businessto make dirtydirty dealtainted past
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