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shonky
/ ˈʃɒŋ°ìɪ /
adjective
- of dubious integrity or legality
- unreliable; unsound
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Origin of shonky1
Example Sentences
An external inquiry will be carried out at Dundee University, which is expected to highlight major management failures and a shonky IT system for student recruitment.
"It's embarrassing that a supposedly world-leading country has such a shonky infrastructure," she says.
Now I don’t even hesitate, deploying the same shonky economics I’ve always used to justify spending.
Perhaps that overwhelmed feeling we have when facing this onslaught of content is what draws us to familiar tokens from childhood, shonky old stories and celluloid-scratched images that set the hippocampus tingling.
That 2016 movie’s subtitle, Dawn of Justice, was always something of a shonky afterthought that essentially gave away the movie’s ending before we had seen the film’s opening frame.
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