Dingy
Seedy
Seedy adjective - Showing signs of advanced wear and tear and neglect.
Usage example: a seedy but historic neighborhood that's just waiting for some new homeowners to come in and rehabilitate it
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
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The starter ship, the Starflier, is a heap of rubbish whose one advantage is its manoeuvrability, bases are often simply carved out of asteroids, most of the bars on space stations look like dingy, seedy dives, and the Leeds system is so filthy and polluted that it has smog clouds.
Source: Used Future -
Orphaned and alone, he lives in a dingy neighborhood in a seedy part of town, with rats for pets and little food or commodities.
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