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Definition of trashy in English: trashyadjectivetrashier, trashiest ˈtraʃiˈtræʃi (especially of items of popular culture) of poor quality. trashy novels and formulaic movies Example sentencesExamples - Damn our trashy, hypocritical, out-of-date British newspapers, and the foolish people who buy them!
- It was a pity that such wretched, trashy, horrible publications could not be stopped.
- It's all very trashy and pathetic with court rooms and smashed chairs.
- This is no longer only the obsession of trashy magazines and tabloids.
- Will it be out with trashy makeover and reality shows and in with quality programming?
- This is her way of countering criticism of her books as gossipy, trashy hack-work with poor sourcing.
- The frame is eye-blindingly bright in trashy neon yellow and the soft thermal lens is tinted orange for your viewing pleasure.
- Hollywood idols are the gods of today, trashy tabloids and offensive pictorial covers can attest to that.
- Although the plot is trashy and derivative, this film has some merit as a brutally effective series of gore and shocks.
- And I do like watching trashy movies, things you wouldn't normally admit to.
- They want to stress that it looks trashy if you wear the shortest skirts and look tacky.
- Exploitation movies are often criticized as trashy, but poor taste is an elitist concept.
- Where footnotes are concerned, it's a bit like trashy novels or violent films.
- Old soldiers never die, they live on to settle outstanding scores in their trashy memoirs.
- And the Thriller-like corpse of my trashy, teenage self has risen from the dead and is doing a little dance inside me.
- Propped up on the orange juice jug in front of her was a thin, trashy romance novel.
- He had read enough trashy fantasy novels to know that castles didn't have electricity.
- It was the sort of old fashioned love that silly girls read about in those trashy novels.
- It's very entertaining to watch and read, and cheaper even than a trashy romance novel.
- For others it's a certain type of bubble bath, a much-watched DVD or a collection of trashy novels.
Synonyms substandard, below standard, below par, bad, deficient, defective, faulty, imperfect, inferior, mediocre
Derivatives adverbˈtraʃɪliˈtræʃəli He is good but he's not good enough, and the same judgment could be passed on this trashily entertaining blockbuster. Example sentencesExamples - The other three-quarters of Howling at the Moon are as deliciously gossipy and trashily entertaining as memoirs get.
- It's nice and thick, epic, and trashily erudite.
- The other half, trashily sexy, is more than simply retro: it deliberately revisits the place where it all began in the '70s, fusing Afro-American funk with Kraftwerk.
- Still, this film is surprisingly memorable, with some trashily vivid scenes like Cleo in dominatrix drag angrily whipping the hell out of Mr. Businessman.
nounˈtraʃɪnəsˈtræʃinəs The fact is, practitioners of the form have ever known about rock's low aspirations, its delinquent sensibility, its ugliness and lewdness, and its implicit trashiness and disposability. Example sentencesExamples - Thirdly, the fact that I should seek to a connection between myself, a talent show host and a great author is a great consolation, as it confirms to me my own trashiness and vanity.
- Their popularity presupposes their trashiness.
- If the film-makers choose to emphasize the concept's inherent trashiness, and gloss up the grindhouse elements, this could be something exhilarating.
- In honour of the sheer trashiness of the occasion I was drinking champagne with raspberry cordial in it.
Rhymes ashy, flashy, Lubumbashi, mashie, plashy, splashy Definition of trashy in US English: trashyadjectiveˈtræʃiˈtraSHē (especially of items of popular culture) of poor quality. trashy novels and formulaic movies Example sentencesExamples - It's very entertaining to watch and read, and cheaper even than a trashy romance novel.
- Damn our trashy, hypocritical, out-of-date British newspapers, and the foolish people who buy them!
- It was the sort of old fashioned love that silly girls read about in those trashy novels.
- And I do like watching trashy movies, things you wouldn't normally admit to.
- This is no longer only the obsession of trashy magazines and tabloids.
- And the Thriller-like corpse of my trashy, teenage self has risen from the dead and is doing a little dance inside me.
- Hollywood idols are the gods of today, trashy tabloids and offensive pictorial covers can attest to that.
- For others it's a certain type of bubble bath, a much-watched DVD or a collection of trashy novels.
- Exploitation movies are often criticized as trashy, but poor taste is an elitist concept.
- They want to stress that it looks trashy if you wear the shortest skirts and look tacky.
- It's all very trashy and pathetic with court rooms and smashed chairs.
- Where footnotes are concerned, it's a bit like trashy novels or violent films.
- The frame is eye-blindingly bright in trashy neon yellow and the soft thermal lens is tinted orange for your viewing pleasure.
- This is her way of countering criticism of her books as gossipy, trashy hack-work with poor sourcing.
- Propped up on the orange juice jug in front of her was a thin, trashy romance novel.
- Will it be out with trashy makeover and reality shows and in with quality programming?
- Old soldiers never die, they live on to settle outstanding scores in their trashy memoirs.
- Although the plot is trashy and derivative, this film has some merit as a brutally effective series of gore and shocks.
- It was a pity that such wretched, trashy, horrible publications could not be stopped.
- He had read enough trashy fantasy novels to know that castles didn't have electricity.
Synonyms substandard, below standard, below par, bad, deficient, defective, faulty, imperfect, inferior, mediocre
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