rubbishy
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7.0
- adjective
- /ˈrʌbɪʃi/
- UK
- By God,' quod he, 'for plainly, at one word, / Thy drasty rubbishy rhyming is not worth a tord.'
Examples
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Rubbishy old things.
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To you, I may be just a rubbishy villain but I'm not stupid.
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Listen to this rubbishy quarreling!
Fiction book (1992) -
They sold another rubbishy little river.
Academic text (2008) -
Meanwhile, he would drone out the half-forgotten words of some rubbishy song, something like: "For a whole year my wife I fondled,
Fiction book (1991) -
Stupid, rubbishy tripe.
Blog text (33) -
The film received poor reviews because it was full of rubbishy dialogue and weak performances.
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I decided not to buy that furniture because it looked rubbishy and wouldn't last long.
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The restaurant was known for its rubbishy food, which disappointed many customers.
Synonyms
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1.0
Not good in quality or below the usual standard
555
1.0
Not good enough in quality or amount
187
7.5
Very bad or of low quality
148
1.0
Not made well and breaks or wears out quickly
70
3.7
Not as good in quality as something else
56
6.7
Low quality and unpleasant
39
3.7
Cheap and low quality that looks ugly or not stylish
25
4.7
Poor and in bad condition with little value
24
4.4
Not very good and worth less than similar things
20
4.3
Looks low quality and cheaply made, like a plastic toy
8
4.8
Poor quality and likely to break quickly
5
5.5
Very bad in quality or condition
5
6.0
Dirty and not good quality
2
9.9
Not stylish and looking cheap or embarrassing
2
9.9
Very bad in quality but so silly it is almost funny
2
9.2
An informal word used to say something is bad or low quality
1
9.1
A thing that is cheap and badly made and shows little taste
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5.2
Having the look or feel of cheap plastic
1
8.4
Very bad and disappointing to experience
1
9.2
Poor in quality and not good enough
1
9.4
Containing a lot of useless or low-value material
1
9.3
Of very poor quality and not good
Not very good in quality or condition
A thing that is very bad and not worth having
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Morphology
Etymology
Rubbishy comes from rubbish meaning 'trash' and the ending -y meaning 'like' or 'full of'. So if something is rubbishy it is 'like trash' — cheap, low in quality, or not worth much.