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Definition of squalidly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
filthRare in a filthy or dirty mannerRare
- The room was squalidly cluttered with trash.
2.
moralityRare in a morally degraded wayRare
- He squalidly betrayed his friends for money.
Origin of squalidly
Latin, squalidus (dirty)
Examples of squalidly in a sentence
The alley was squalidly littered with debris. She squalidly manipulated the situation to her advantage. The politician squalidly ignored the corruption in his party.
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- French:sordidement, de manière sordide, ...
- German:schmutzig, schändlich, ...
- Italian:in modo sudicio, squallidamente, ...
- Spanish:mugrientamente, vilmente, ...
- Portuguese:imundamente, degradantemente, ...
- Chinese:肮脏地, 无耻地, ...
- Japanese:不潔に, 卑劣に, ...
- Arabic:بِقَذارَة, بدناءة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מְטֻנֶּפֶת, בְּצוּרָה מֻשְׁחֶתֶת, ...
- Russian:грязно, подло, ...
- Ukrainian:брудно, морально деградованим чином, ...
- Hindi:गंदे तरीके से, नैतिक रूप से पतित तरीके से, ...
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