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Dingy

usgb/ˈdɪndʒi/Volume
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Negative TonePlay
Describes places or objects negatively, suggesting neglect or lack of care. SlideThe hotel's dingy lighting gave the lobby an unwelcoming atmosphere.
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Deterioration ImpliedPlay
Implies that something was once in better condition but has seen better days. SlideHis once bright backpack was now a dingy shade of gray.
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Not Always DirtyPlay
Can describe a dull lack of brightness without implying filth. SlideShe disliked the room's dingy walls, vowing to repaint them.