filthiness

• Nom désignant l'état de ce qui est d'une saleté repoussante ou la corruption morale, la dépravation.

A noun referring to a state characterized by foul or disgusting dirt and refuse, or moral corruption and pollution.

indénombrable

1. State of being extremely dirtyB2formal

   A condition marked by an excessive amount of foul, disgusting dirt, grime, or refuse.

   état de saleté extrême

   • The filthiness of the abandoned house was overwhelming.
   • He was shocked by the filthiness of the city streets after the festival.
   • The inspector noted the filthiness of the kitchen as a health hazard.

   Synonymescontaminationdirtinessfilthfoulnessgrimenastinesspollutionsordidnesssqualoruncleanness

   Antonymescleanlinesspurityspotlessness

2. Moral corruptionC1formal

   A state of moral impurity, obscenity, or pollution.

   Corruption morale

   • The novel explores the filthiness of human greed and corruption.
   • He preached against the filthiness of modern society.
   • The scandal revealed the filthiness hidden beneath the company's polished image.

   Synonymescorruptiondebaucherydefilementdepravityimpurityiniquitylicentiousnessobscenitypollutionuncleannessvilenesswickedness

   Antonymeschastitycleannessdecencyholinessinnocencepurityrighteousnessvirtue