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Definition of cesspit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sanitationRare UK pit for the disposal of liquid waste and sewageRare UK
- The old farm's cesspit was overdue for a cleaning..
2.
ethicsRare UK place filled with corruption or moral decayRare UK
- The city was a cesspit of crime and vice.
Images of cesspit

pit for the disposal of liquid waste and sewage
Origin of cesspit
Middle English, cess (cesspool) + pit (hole)
Examples of cesspit in a sentence
They hired a service to empty the cesspit regularly. The organization became a cesspit of corruption. His office was a cesspit of unethical practices.
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- French:fosse septique, cloaque, ...
- German:Jauchegrube, Sumpf, ...
- Italian:fossa settica, luogo di corruzione, ...
- Spanish:pozo negro, cloaca, ...
- Portuguese:fossa, antro, ...
- Chinese:化粪池, 腐败之地, ...
- Japanese:汚水槽, 温床, ...
- Arabic:حُفْرَة امْتِصاص, وَكْرُ الفَسَاد, ...
- Hebrew:בּוֹר שׁוֹפְכִין, בּוֹר שֶׁל שַׁחְתּוּת, ...
- Russian:септик, омут, ...
- Ukrainian:вигрібна яма, осередок, ...
- Hindi:सेसपिट, गंदा गड्ढा, ...
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