She arrived at the ball tawdered in sequins and fake jewels, drawing disapproving looks.

The sequel felt tawdrier than the original, relying on cheap shocks instead of clever plotting.

She tossed the tawdry laces into the trash and promised herself she'd buy genuine silk trimmings next time.

The historian wrote a delicate essay about the influence of music and poetry among the tawaif at the Mughal court.

Tawas City hosts a summer festival that draws visitors to the shores of Lake Huron each year.

On the windswept shore stood a lone tawapou, its glossy leaves sheltering a colony of seabirds.

The museum's collection of taweries drew scholars from around the world.

The tawer examined the hides carefully before beginning the tanning process.

Despite the theater's recent restoration, subtle reminders of its former tawdrinesses lingered in the faded curtains and peeling gilding.

Among the souvenirs at the flea market, the neon sign stood out as the tawdriest item.