Advanced as in dissatisfactory Characterized by being cheap or inferior in quality, similar to something tawdry. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Junky'
The professor criticized the student's junky research paper for its lack of depth.
Despite the chef's efforts, the dish turned out to be quite junky in taste.
Her wardrobe was full of junky clothes she bought on sale but never wore.
The old computer was so junky that it couldn't run the latest software.
Despite its junky appearance, the quaint little bookstore was a hidden gem for book lovers.
The junky jokes in the comedy show fell flat, leaving the audience unimpressed.
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