Definition Synonyms
Definition of squalidness - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
dirtinessRare state of being extremely dirty and unpleasantRare
- The squalidness of the abandoned house was appalling..
2.
moral stateRare moral degradation or sordidnessRare
- The novel explores the squalidness of human greed.
Origin of squalidness
Latin, 'squalidus' (dirty)
Examples of squalidness in a sentence
The squalidness in the refugee camp was overwhelming. The film depicted the squalidness of urban life. He was shocked by the squalidness of the slums.
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- French:saleté, sordidité, ...
- German:Elend, Elendigkeit, ...
- Italian:sporcizia, sordidezza, ...
- Spanish:inmundicia, sordidez, ...
- Portuguese:imundície, degradação, ...
- Chinese:污秽, 道德败坏, ...
- Japanese:汚さ, 卑劣さ, ...
- Arabic:قَذارة, انحطاط أخلاقي, ...
- Hebrew:זוּהֲמָה, שְׁחִיתוּת, ...
- Russian:убогость, моральное разложение, ...
- Ukrainian:брудність, моральна деградація, ...
- Hindi:गंदगी, अशुद्धता, ...
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