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shoddy
[shod-ee]
adjective
of poor quality or inferior workmanship.
a shoddy bookcase.
intentionally rude or inconsiderate; shabby.
shoddy behavior.
noun
plural
shoddiesa fibrous material obtained by shredding unfelted rags or waste.
anything inferior, especially a handmade item or manufactured product.
shoddy
/ ˈʃɒɪ /
adjective
imitating something of better quality
of poor quality; trashy
made of shoddy material
noun
a yarn or fabric made from wool waste or clippings
anything of inferior quality that is designed to simulate superior quality
Other 51Թ Forms
- shoddily adverb
- shoddiness noun
- half-shoddy adjective
- ˈǻ徱 adverb
- ˈǻ徱Ա noun
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of shoddy1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of shoddy1
Example Sentences
Most residents, he said, have low or fixed incomes with few alternatives other than to endure the shoddy conditions in their rentals.
But when it comes to finding something you want to watch, good luck fighting against the algorithms, shoddy user interfaces and glitchy applications.
In the meantime, the new administrators warn that the Kennedy Center is impoverished, that the facility has become shoddy and that some of its programming ill serves the American ideal.
We won’t make it if this kind of shoddy journalism continues.
Critics contended that Bieniemy didn’t call enough running plays, adequately compensate for a shoddy offensive line or simplify a complex scheme for his players.
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