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dingier
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Comparative for lacking in light or brightness
Comparative for displaying severe degradation and neglect
Comparative for covered with dirt or grime
Comparative for lacking in color or vividness
Comparative for having an unstable state of mind
Comparative for having a very dark color (as of soot or coal)
Comparative for visually cloudy, difficult or impossible to see through
Comparative for very disgusting, dirty or unpleasant
Comparative for muggy, stuffy, with bad ventilation
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Adjective
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Comparative for lacking in light or brightness
somberer
US
darker
dimmer
gloomier
murkier
drabber
duskier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
obscurer
sombrer
UK
austerer
blacker
drearier
pitchier
shadowier
shadier
duller
bleaker
miserabler
grimmer
glummer
wretcheder
colder
moroser
cloudier
sadder
direr
drearer
sullener
forlorner
mournfuller
lonelier
dolefuler
unhappier
dusker
woefuller
foggier
starker
mistier
barer
sorrier
gruesomer
ghastlier
grislier
unearthlier
horrider
abjecter
dourer
horribler
blander
eerier
mopier
draggier
gorier
ghostlier
grotesquer
inkier
winterier
UK
tearier
wintrier
US
terribler
graver
scarier
weirder
spookier
sicker
unhealthier
deeper
boringer
awfuller
frowzier
hazier
denser
unclearer
heavier
rainier
poorer
pitifuller
bitterer
difficulter
painfuller
unpleasanter
severer
more caliginous
more tenebrific
more tenebrous
more darkish
more stygian
more unlit
more darkling
more darksome
more funereal
more nebulous
more nubilous
more pitch-black
more dismal
more cheerless
more depressing
more desolate
more depressive
more morbid
more sunless
more joyless
more solemn
more lugubrious
more overcast
more comfortless
more sepulchral
more Stygian
more disheartening
more melancholy
more disconsolate
more godforsaken
more uninviting
more saturnine
more melancholic
more dispiriting
more chill
more crepuscular
more lonesome
more elegiac
more dreich
more elegiacal
more sorrowful
more dolorous
more depressed
more unwelcoming
more macabre
more inhospitable
more clouded
more institutional
more rueful
more horrific
more frightful
more oppressive
more distressing
more saddening
more horrifying
more Tartarean
more pathetic
more heartbreaking
more clinical
more dispirited
more impersonal
more uncomfortable
more heartrending
more mirthless
more piteous
more drearisome
more woebegone
more dejected
more spiritless
more frightening
more lurid
more dreadful
more despondent
more crestfallen
more distressed
more opaque
more blue
more nightmarish
more terrifying
more afflicted
more tearful
more jarring
more monstrous
more fearsome
more appalling
more terrific
more pitiless
more grewsome
more atrocious
more chilling
more spookish
more sickening
more hideous
more hopeless
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more horrendous
more jet-black
more shaded
more cimmerian
more subfusc
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more revolting
more loathsome
more repugnant
more repulsive
more downcast
more monotonous
more lifeless
more offensive
more uninspiring
more blah
more unexciting
more uninteresting
more lowering
more humdrum
more forbidding
more indistinct
more umbrageous
more off-putting
more ominous
more foreboding
more leaden
more hazed
more cavernous
more poignant
more tragic
more lamentable
more unfortunate
more regrettable
more aphotic
more blackish
more disappointing
more upsetting
more pitiable
more demoralizing
US
more distressful
more demoralising
UK
more crushing
more traumatic
more troublesome
more excruciating
more dolesome
more discomposing
more harrowing
more vexatious
more agonizing
US
more moving
more lachrymose
more plangent
more pensive
more grievous
more derisible
more mortifying
more heart-wrenching
more spartan
more ❯
“The dark and
dingy
rooms have just one little room up a stairway, which served as a toilet and bath.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for displaying severe degradation and neglect
sleazier
seedier
sordider
squalider
tackier
meaner
dodgier
grungier
scruffier
cheaper
crummier
grubbier
rattier
seamier
slummier
unpleasanter
dowdier
dumpier
grottier
lower
mangier
miserabler
scrubbier
scuzzier
shabbier
skeezier
tattier
baser
paltrier
scungier
skankier
slimier
limper
wretcheder
shackier
ricketier
untidier
poorer
sloppier
shoddier
slovenlier
older
frowzier
lousier
frumpier
messier
sorrier
daggier
badder
trashier
slobbier
junkier
tawdrier
frowsier
blowsier
rottener
pitifuller
stodgier
sadder
commoner
blowzier
cheesier
raggedier
schlockier
gaudier
dirtier
raunchier
nastier
crumblier
creakier
suckier
shakier
cruddier
pokier
barer
grodier
schlumpier
mankier
scraggier
scragglier
terribler
homelier
plainer
baggier
mumsier
bummer
drearier
duffer
coarser
unseemlier
cruder
tinnier
filthier
rougher
yuckier
holier
ruggeder
flimsier
ropier
scroungier
shaggier
scabbier
fragiler
sicker
gungier
stickier
gunkier
muckier
ranker
better-read
needier
worse off
clumsier
ruder
more insalubrious
more unprepossessing
more neglected
more tatterdemalion
more threadbare
more timeworn
more tumbledown
more disreputable
more crooked
more dishonest
more dismal
more faded
more tired
more worn
more broken-down
more beat-up
more low-class
more bombed-out
more moth-eaten
more dilapidated
more dog-eared
more ramshackle
more decrepit
more unkempt
more unmaintained
more bedraggled
more uncared-for
more shambly
more derelict
more decayed
more ruined
more deteriorating
more ruinous
more disheveled
US
more dishevelled
UK
more battered
more slumlike
more ragged
more depressed
more mediocre
more rumpty
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more desolate
more untended
more slipshod
more second-rate
more low-grade
more beat up
more worn out
more slobbish
more substandard
more rubbishy
more damaged
more slatternly
more poverty-stricken
more weather-beaten
more disordered
more worthless
more shattered
more peaked
more withered
more wrecked
more frayed
more used
more marred
more unsound
more garbagy
more ordinary
more middling
more menial
more dreadful
more beat
more unimproved
more draggle-tailed
more ill-groomed
more tousled
more frazzled
more uncombed
more used up
more frumpish
more execrable
more rubbish
more cheapjack
more wrinkled
more cheapo
more makeshift
more inglorious
more low-down
more ripped
more ragtag
more shredded
more distressed
more broken
more impoverished
more sere
more antiquated
more superannuated
more insubstantial
more tottering
more clapped out
more well-worn
more shopworn
more weathered
more withering
more overused
more overworked
more busted
more lined
more wizened
more deprived
more disadvantaged
more perishing
more abandoned
more indigent
more well-thumbed
more haggard
more fractured
more underprivileged
more cut
more lacerated
more penurious
more separated
more cleaved
more mangled
more shanty
more ghetto
more hard up
more unrefined
more artless
more unstable
more rough-and-tumble
more jury-rigged
more rough-and-ready
more ❯
“He didn't want to buy into that cliche, although jazz did originate in rather
dingy
places.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for covered with dirt or grime
dirtier
filthier
cruddier
fouler
grimier
smuttier
uncleaner
dustier
grubbier
grungier
muckier
sootier
blacker
grodier
grottier
muddier
scungier
scuzzier
sordider
squalider
grosser
gungier
mankier
messier
nastier
skankier
sleazier
yuckier
slimier
sloppier
ickier
scummier
crummier
greasier
mirier
shabbier
murkier
slovenlier
sludgier
smokier
darker
duller
stickier
cloudier
rottener
smellier
seedier
dreggier
untidier
dungier
slushier
duskier
oozier
slummier
unpleasanter
dowdier
miserabler
spottier
clammier
gloopier
disgustinger
raunchier
yukkier
grimmer
tattier
stragglier
flatter
drabber
horrier
ranker
mouldier
UK
moldier
US
unhealthier
viler
germier
mustier
scurvier
harmfuller
sourer
badder
wormier
staler
beastlier
more soiled
more blemished
more discolored
US
more discoloured
UK
more draggled
more marked
more sullied
more tainted
more stained
more tarnished
more bedraggled
more blackened
more festy
more polluted
more uncleanly
more bogging
more muddied
more ruined
more uncleaned
more unhygienic
more unsanitary
more contaminated
more spotted
more insanitary
more feculent
more unkempt
more defiled
more disheveled
US
more dishevelled
UK
more smeary
more impure
more putrid
more fetid
US
more slatternly
more fuliginous
more undusted
more unswept
more clouded
more insalubrious
more viscous
more sloughy
more caked
more glutinous
more mucous
more flea-bitten
more muculent
more dullish
more unsightly
more loathsome
more repulsive
more revolting
more soily
more slipshod
more verminous
more washed out
more spoiled
US
more spoilt
UK
more infected
more corrupted
more corrupt
more decayed
more degraded
more stinking
more rancid
more blotched
more yellowed
more adulterate
more poisoned
more noxious
more alloyed
more foxed
more rusty
more diseased
more streaked
more diluted
more flawed
more imperfect
more unwholesome
more mixed
more scratched
more odorous
more unhealthful
more septic
more perverted
more putrescent
more disease-ridden
more addled
more marred
more rotted
more mildewy
more off
more noisome
more worm-eaten
more pustular
more purulent
more poisonous
more mephitic
more carious
more overripe
more maggoty
more flyblown
more ❯
“She lay sweltering alone in a dirty and
dingy
room for a day and a half, cursing her fate.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in color or vividness
somberer
US
drabber
duller
drearier
sombrer
UK
darker
paler
plainer
ashier
bleaker
flatter
grayer
US
greyer
UK
pallider
blacker
gloomier
mousier
waterier
lighter
washier
dimmer
fainter
wanner
murkier
wishy-washier
weaker
dustier
grimier
dowdier
sootier
muddier
colder
feebler
soberer
subtler
whiter
softer
sallower
chalkier
pastier
milkier
blonder
mellower
creamier
snowier
pearlier
sicklier
livider
doughier
ghastlier
fairer
silverier
sicker
thinner
cleaner
clearer
quieter
duskier
gentler
peakier
ghostlier
mealier
deathlier
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more lusterless
more lustreless
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more faded
more ashen
more subdued
more illustrous
more unlustrous
more discolored
US
more discoloured
UK
more restrained
more subfusc
more washed out
more neutral
more vapid
more bleached
more lifeless
more grayish
US
more achromatic
more etiolated
more tired
more anemic
US
more anaemic
UK
more bloodless
more sullied
more tarnished
more opaque
more blanched
more whitish
more understated
more low-key
more shaded
more waxen
more haggard
more softened
more unobtrusive
more deathlike
more waxlike
more cadaverous
more unpolished
more lurid
more toneless
more ineffective
more ineffectual
more delicate
more achromic
more fair-haired
more spectral
more shopworn
more untarnished
more waterish
more insipid
more weathered
more towheaded
more tintless
more peaches-and-cream
more peaked
more drained
more paled
more drawn
more jaundiced
more listless
more bilious
more ❯
“The room's
dingy
colors form a good neutral background for several vivid artworks adorning the walls.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having an unstable state of mind
crazier
madder
sicker
nuttier
crankier
daffier
kookier
scattier
stupider
wackier
sillier
violenter
zanier
buggier
loopier
nutsier
screwier
squirrellier
unwiser
barmier
battier
dafter
dippier
flakier
UK
fruitier
pottier
more insane
more psycho
more berserk
more demented
more deranged
more lunatic
more mental
more psychopathic
more idiotic
more maniacal
more screwball
more unhinged
more brainsick
more bughouse
more certifiable
more crackbrained
more crackpot
more crazed
more cuckoo
more disordered
more haywire
more meshugge
more paranoiac
more paranoic
more paranoid
more psychotic
more schizophrenic
more sociopathic
more unsound
more whacko
more wud
more irrational
more delirious
more distracted
more disturbed
more doolally
more erratic
more gaga
more gonzo
more loco
more meshuga
more outlandish
more unstable
more wacko
more unrealistic
more cracked
more touched
more unbalanced
more unglued
more moonstruck
more out there
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a very dark color (as of soot or coal)
pitchier
blacker
inkier
sootier
darker
jettier
swarthier
livider
swarter
shadowier
duskier
murkier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
shadier
drabber
more ebony
more sable
more ebon
more obsidian
more charcoal
more inklike
more piceous
more clouded
more pitch-black
more stygian
more jet-black
more bituminous
more blackish
more Stygian
more blackened
Adjective
▲
Comparative for visually cloudy, difficult or impossible to see through
cloudier
murkier
foggier
muddier
hazier
soupier
smoggier
denser
duskier
heavier
milkier
duller
dirtier
gloomier
filmier
frostier
shadier
smokier
sootier
mistier
gauzier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
fuggier
darker
dimmer
blearier
steamier
muzzier
woozier
woollier
UK
woolier
US
claggier
thicker
roilier
fumier
mushier
muckier
fouler
grubbier
uncleaner
filthier
nastier
obscurer
unclearer
dewier
deeper
slatier
silverier
more opaque
more clouded
more turbid
more blurred
more nubilous
more nebulous
more muddied
more impervious
more brumous
more befogged
more overcast
more vaporous
more vapory
more opalescent
more hazed
more unstrained
more lowering
more impure
more substantial
more concentrated
more leaden
more condensed
more dismal
more indistinct
more thickset
more frosted
more translucent
more slatey
more grayish
US
more ashen
more silver
more disorganized
US
more feculent
more muddled
more unsettled
more disorganised
UK
more polluted
more scrambled
more confused
more silvered
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very disgusting, dirty or unpleasant
nastier
fouler
unpleasanter
dirtier
disgustinger
horribler
filthier
viler
awfuller
terribler
grottier
horrider
yuckier
grosser
ickier
squalider
lousier
smellier
acrider
beastlier
ghastlier
grubbier
gruesomer
ranker
skankier
cruddier
pongier
stinkier
uglier
whiffier
badder
bitterer
blacker
cheaper
dustier
eviller
fulsomer
funkier
grimier
grungier
harsher
lamer
loathlier
meaner
muckier
muddier
niffier
obscener
paltrier
pitifuller
rattier
rottener
scabbier
scummier
scurvier
smuttier
sordider
sorrier
sourer
uncleaner
unlovelier
wickeder
wretcheder
yukkier
bummer
unholier
grodier
direr
raunchier
poorer
vulgarer
seriouser
gnarlier
more distasteful
more disagreeable
more sickening
more nauseating
more odious
more offensive
more repellent
more repugnant
more loathsome
more obnoxious
more abominable
more dreadful
more objectionable
more repulsive
more revolting
more nauseous
more unappetizing
more appalling
more hideous
more horrendous
more noxious
more unpalatable
more frightful
more malodorous
more noisome
more atrocious
more rancid
more stinking
more unsavoury
UK
more foul-smelling
more uninviting
more diabolical
more fetid
US
more mephitic
more polluted
more putrid
more abhorrent
more bedraggled
more blackened
more contemptible
more deplorable
more despicable
more disgustful
more displeasing
more draggled
more miasmal
more pitiable
more repellant
more scandalous
more soiled
more stained
more sullied
more uncleanly
more uncongenial
more unpleasing
more unsavory
US
more unwelcome
more festy
more olid
more hellish
more ungodly
more off-putting
more illegal
more detestable
more abysmal
more tremendous
more hellacious
more rubbish
more distressing
more alarming
more godawful
more harrowing
more godforsaken
more unsightly
more depressing
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for muggy, stuffy, with bad ventilation
frowzier
mustier
stuffier
fuggier
staler
frowstier
closer
dimmer
more stifling
more stagnant
more unfresh
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