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squalid

/ˈskwɒl.ɪd/

Übersetzung: Bezeichnet etwas, das extrem schmutzig, heruntergekommen oder verwahrlost ist; auch moralisch verkommen, widerwärtig oder verachtenswert.

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adjective

/ˈskwɒl.ɪd/C1formal
  • deBezeichnet etwas, das extrem schmutzig, heruntergekommen oder verwahrlost ist; auch moralisch verkommen, widerwärtig oder verachtenswert.

Describes something that is extremely dirty, unpleasant, or morally repulsive.

  1. Extremely dirty and unpleasantC1formal

    Very dirty, run-down, and often involving neglect, especially of living conditions.

    deSchmutzig und heruntergekommen

    • The refugees were living in squalid conditions.
    • The abandoned building was squalid and infested with rats.
    • He was shocked by the squalid state of the prison.

    Synonymedingydirtyfilthyfoulgrimynastyseedyshabbyslummysordid

    Antonymecleanimmaculatepristinesanitaryspotless

  2. Morally degrading or sordidC1formal

    Involving or showing a complete lack of moral principles; sordid.

    deMoralisch verwerflich

    • The scandal revealed the squalid side of politics.
    • They were involved in a squalid affair that ruined their reputations.
    • The film depicts the squalid reality of the drug trade.

    Synonymeabjectbasedebaseddepravedfoulshamefulsordidvile

    Antonymehonorablemoralnoblepureuprightvirtuous

Formen
  • squalider comparative form
  • squalidest superlative form
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