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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a particularly seedy part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area that is disreputable, run-down, or associated with undesirable activities.
Example: "He decided to avoid walking through a particularly seedy part of town after dark."
Alternatives: "a notably disreputable area" or "a rather shady section".
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The first mission in the demo involves Killian finding his target in strip club in a particularly seedy part of the city called the Bowery.
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It's principally because of its accurate summation of one man's American dream in all its absurdity - the girls in the strip-joint are nurtured almost as part of him, and the club itself, which looks like a particularly seedy purgatory to us, is clearly heaven to him.
Tangier, of course, is associated with a particularly seedy exoticism.
It's rare to see the crude-eyed flirting so common on Saturday nights in the UK, unless you're in a particularly seedy Milanese nightclub.
The rocks that have been turned over this year have shown a particularly seedy and messy world; a world that New Yorkers should no longer tolerate.
Others base their existence on location, a hill, a seaside or a seedy part of town.
This was unexpected," he said, pacing around a corner of Victoria Square, a seedy part of central Athens, at about midnight in early December.
A friend of mine worked at a respectable company whose offices were in a seedy part of town, near a highway in an industrial business park covered in graffiti.
When Goldenvoice got an exclusive on the Hollywood Palladium, a big Art Deco venue in a seedy part of L.A., Tollett quit Cal Poly Pomona to work full time.
The owners are all friends, and the project was envisaged as a regenerative programme in an otherwise seedy part of town.
Homer and Marge, on the way back from an orchestra performance, pass through a seedy part of town.
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