filth

• Substantif désignant une substance répugnante, sale ou immonde ; il s'emploie aussi au sens figuré pour évoquer quelque chose de moralement corrompu ou obscène.

A noun referring to disgusting, dirty, or foul matter; also used figuratively to describe something morally corrupt or obscene.

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1. Disgusting dirtB1formal

   Extremely unpleasant and dirty matter, such as mud, garbage, or waste.

   Saleté répugnante

   • The streets were covered in filth after the parade.
   • He cleaned the filth from the old pipes.
   • The kitchen was full of filth and grime.

   Synonymesdirtfoulnessgrimeimpuritymucknastinessslimesqualoruncleanliness

2. Obscene or offensive materialB2formal

   Something considered morally offensive, especially in literature, speech, or media.

   Matériel obscène ou offensant

   • The book was banned for its filth and explicit content.
   • The website was shut down for spreading filth.
   • He was arrested for distributing filth online.

   Synonymesdirtfilthinessindecencylewdnessobscenitypornpornographysmutvulgarity

   Antonymesdecencypuritywholesomeness

3. Corruption or moral decayC1formal

   A state of being morally corrupt or depraved.

   Corruption ou dépravation morale

   • The politician's career was ruined by the filth of corruption.
   • The novel explores the filth of human greed.
   • She spoke out against the filth in the entertainment industry.

   Synonymescorruptiondepravityiniquitysinfulnessturpitudevilenesswickedness

   Antonymesintegritymoralitypurityrighteousnessvirtue