Definition

1. Adjective:
   • Very unpleasant, dirty, or of poor quality: "Grotty" describes something that is unattractive, in bad condition, or generally disagreeable. It often implies a sense of shabbiness, squalor, or being run-down.

Usage

"Grotty" is an informal, chiefly British English adjective. It is used to express strong disapproval or distaste for the state or quality of something. It is typically applied to objects, places, or situations.

Examples

• Adjective:
  • We stayed in a grotty hotel with stained carpets.
  • He was served a grotty meal that was barely edible.
  • The bathroom was absolutely grotty and needed a deep clean.

Advanced Usage

• "to feel grotty": to feel unwell or ill.
  • I woke up feeling really grotty this morning, so I stayed in bed.

Variants and Related Words

• Grot (n, informal, chiefly British): An unpleasant, dirty, or squalid place.
  • His apartment was a complete grot.

Synonyms

• Nasty
• Filthy
• Squalid
• Shabby
• Grubby
• Seedy

Antonyms

• Pleasant
• Clean
• Spotless
• High-quality

Adjective

1. very unpleasant or offensive
   • a grotty little play