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unhygienic

British  
/ ˌʌnhaɪˈdʒiːnɪk /

adjective

  1. not promoting health or cleanliness; unsanitary

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Mr Shoukat disagreed with a suggestion from prosecutor Jonathan Sandiford that such a move was "unhygienic", telling jurors: "It was waste and the room was being refurbished. The sample itself was sealed."

From BBC

“It’s rather an unhygienic place to eat, under the stairwell.”

From Literature

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