Idioms about Bad Characters
Definition: An idiom is a phrase or expression that has a figurative
meaning different from the literal meaning of the words in it. Here are a few
idioms related to a filthy character, along with examples of how they can be
used in a sentence:
1) "Filthy rich": This idiom refers to a person who is extremely wealthy and has a lot of money.
Example: "He may not be the
most likable guy, but he's filthy rich, so people put up with him."
2) "Dirt poor": This idiom refers to a person who is extremely poor and has little or no money.
Example: "I grew up dirt poor
and had to work hard to make something of myself."
3) "A dirty trick": This idiom refers to an action that is unfair, dishonest or deceitful.
Example: "He played a dirty trick
on his opponents, leaking confidential information to the media."
4) "Dirty laundry": This idiom refers to personal or private information that is best kept secret.
Example: "He's airing his
dirty laundry in public and it's causing a lot of embarrassment."
5) "A dirty word": This idiom refers to a word or phrase that is considered vulgar or offensive.
Example: "I never use that
kind of language, it's a dirty word."
6) "A dirty rat": This idiom refers to a person who is considered deceitful, untrustworthy or morally questionable.
Example:
"He's a dirty rat and I wouldn't trust him