seediness

The book is a reminder of the scale and seediness of Epstein's exploitation of girls.

Never mind the utter seediness of Trump — election laws exist to protect us from thugs and criminals, some of whom wear nice suits and, apparently, own tanning booths.

She's reluctant to go into specifics, but describes a "loss of innocence", while talking ominously about the seediness of the city before #MeToo.

Win or lose, a seediness, a smarminess infected the organization.

Its more neglected neighbourhoods, where rents were low and crime rates high, drew artists and musicians attuned to an emerging punk aesthetic that fed off and was energised by the surrounding seediness.