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unhygienic

British  
/ ˌʌnhaɪˈdʒiːnɪk /

adjective

  1. not promoting health or cleanliness; unsanitary

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The conditions are as unhygienic as can be imagined in a subterranean tunnel with no light, air, running water or sanitation.

From The Wall Street Journal

The family had to wait to use the bathroom or the cooker, and conditions were unhygienic, he says.

From BBC

He is, by any metric, deeply unhygienic — but also, endearingly devoted.

From Salon

The workers – all undocumented migrants – were found during the 2023 September harvest living in cramped and unhygienic conditions in a building at Nesle-le-Repons, southwest of Reims in the heart of champagne country.

From BBC

Even using the toilet felt like a gamble, she said, as it meant having to spend the rest of the performance queued up in front of "unhygienic, smelly cubicles".

From BBC