sordid [ˈsɔːrdɪd, брит. ˈsɔːd-] ПРИЛ.
- sordid
- sórdido(-a)
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It is usually bluish-black initially (darker than the cap) but gradually turns sordid brownish-gray, and finally fades to pallid or cinereous.
en.wikipedia.org Beyond the pretext, the black notebook is an ample excursion into a sordid, self-destructive and peripheral environment, where real-life events merge with the purely fantastical.
en.wikipedia.org In the first of these he mortally wounded his comrade and captain, whom he himself had provoked by spreading sordid rumors about his sister.
en.wikipedia.org The ground colour of the forewings is sordid ochreous, suffused with fuscous brown.
en.wikipedia.org The rather sordid turn of events brings home to the couple that both an affair and a future together are impossible.
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