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Definition of sleazeball in English: sleazeball(also sleazebag) nounˈsliːzbɔːlˈslizbɔl North American informal A disreputable, disgusting, or despicable person (also used as a general term of abuse) 〈非正式，主北美〉声名狼藉的人；令人讨厌的人；卑鄙的人（亦为一般性辱骂用语） they were seen as a bunch of sleazeballs and liars, and voted out as modifier the sleazeball pimps Example sentencesExamples - And you'll be known as a criminal sleazebag who broke the law, tried to cover it up and spent five years in federal prison.
- One final casting note: a corporate sleazebag in the film is played by an actor I don't believe I've ever seen before.
- And no matter whether they ask for it or not, only a sleazeball sleeps with sixteen-year-olds.
- We're going to find out who are the scumbags, and who are the sleazeballs.
- Sure, maybe Jerred wasn't as bad as I thought he was, but he could still be a real sleazeball sometimes.
- I'm quite happy for you to call me a sleazeball, whatever you want to call me.
- Yes, Kerry Packer has convinced all the execrable sleazeballs of the world to put on coloured uniforms and and trawl for their countries.
- No, the hearing only began late this afternoon, thanks to our sleazebag assistant district attorney.
- Many honorable journalists have tried to do the former, many other sleazeballs have done the latter.
- Now the sleazeballs are in the majority, so they control the agenda.
- Hannah snarled angrily, ‘Michel was a sleazebag, and probably tried to hurt Laura, otherwise none of this would have happened!’
- Indeed, each of the key male roles - the three brothers, and their sleazebag lawyer - has his best moments when isolated with a female character.
- This because they are mostly, quite frankly, sleazeballs.
- I guess I should have known at that point that he was a sleazeball.
- There are also some real sleazebags who will take advantage of you and who are to be avoided.
- They all thought he was a liar, a brute, and a sleazeball.
- Though she agrees to cover for the sleazebag, she harbors violent resentment.
- There is no evidence the pair had an affair, but her father Terry, 56, said: ‘I think he's a sleazeball.’
- He's a headhunter and associate of Julie's, but Paula recognises him as the sleazeball who raped her friend at college.
- My boss, who had been a respected filmmaker, turned out to be a sleazebag and a bully.
Synonyms despicable people, despicable person, rabble, riff-raff, refuse, garbage, trash, vermin, good-for-nothing, good-for-nothings, undesirable, undesirables, the lowest of the low, the dregs of society
Definition of sleazeball in US English: sleazeball(also sleazebag) nounˈslēzbôlˈslizbɔl North American informal A disreputable, disgusting, or despicable person (also used as a general term of abuse) 〈非正式，主北美〉声名狼藉的人；令人讨厌的人；卑鄙的人（亦为一般性辱骂用语） they were seen as a bunch of sleazeballs and liars, and voted out as modifier the sleazeball pimps Example sentencesExamples - Though she agrees to cover for the sleazebag, she harbors violent resentment.
- Indeed, each of the key male roles - the three brothers, and their sleazebag lawyer - has his best moments when isolated with a female character.
- He's a headhunter and associate of Julie's, but Paula recognises him as the sleazeball who raped her friend at college.
- There is no evidence the pair had an affair, but her father Terry, 56, said: ‘I think he's a sleazeball.’
- This because they are mostly, quite frankly, sleazeballs.
- And you'll be known as a criminal sleazebag who broke the law, tried to cover it up and spent five years in federal prison.
- I guess I should have known at that point that he was a sleazeball.
- Now the sleazeballs are in the majority, so they control the agenda.
- We're going to find out who are the scumbags, and who are the sleazeballs.
- Sure, maybe Jerred wasn't as bad as I thought he was, but he could still be a real sleazeball sometimes.
- My boss, who had been a respected filmmaker, turned out to be a sleazebag and a bully.
- Yes, Kerry Packer has convinced all the execrable sleazeballs of the world to put on coloured uniforms and and trawl for their countries.
- No, the hearing only began late this afternoon, thanks to our sleazebag assistant district attorney.
- Many honorable journalists have tried to do the former, many other sleazeballs have done the latter.
- There are also some real sleazebags who will take advantage of you and who are to be avoided.
- And no matter whether they ask for it or not, only a sleazeball sleeps with sixteen-year-olds.
- They all thought he was a liar, a brute, and a sleazeball.
- I'm quite happy for you to call me a sleazeball, whatever you want to call me.
- One final casting note: a corporate sleazebag in the film is played by an actor I don't believe I've ever seen before.
- Hannah snarled angrily, ‘Michel was a sleazebag, and probably tried to hurt Laura, otherwise none of this would have happened!’
Synonyms despicable people, despicable person, rabble, riff-raff, refuse, garbage, trash, vermin, good-for-nothing, good-for-nothings, undesirable, undesirables, the lowest of the low, the dregs of society
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