grotty

[ˈɡrɒti]

grotty Definition

• 1. unpleasant and of low quality
• 2. dirty, shabby, or unattractive

Using grotty: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "grotty" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The hotel room was grotty and smelled of mold.

• Example

  The restaurant had a grotty atmosphere with dirty tables and chairs.

• Example

  I don't want to live in this grotty neighborhood anymore.

grotty Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for grotty

• grubby
• dingy
• seedy
• squalid
• grimy

Antonyms for grotty

• clean
• neat
• tidy

Phrases with grotty

• grotty little

  used to emphasize that something is particularly unpleasant or unattractive

  Example

  We stayed in a grotty little motel by the highway.

• grotty weather

  weather that is unpleasant, cold, and wet

  Example

  It's been grotty weather all week - rainy and overcast.

• grotty clothes

  clothes that are old, worn out, or dirty

  Example

  I need to do laundry because all I have left are these grotty clothes.

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Summary: grotty in Brief

The term 'grotty' [ˈɡrɒti] refers to something unpleasant, of low quality, or dirty. It is often used to describe unattractive places or things, such as a grotty hotel room or a grotty neighborhood. 'Grotty' can also be used to describe bad weather or old, worn-out clothes.