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beggary

/ˈbeɡ.ə.ri/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a condição ou estado de mendigo, ou a ação de pedir dinheiro ou comida, geralmente em local público.

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noun

/ˈbeɡ.ə.ri/C1formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a condição ou estado de mendigo, ou a ação de pedir dinheiro ou comida, geralmente em local público.

A noun referring to the state or condition of being a beggar, or the act of soliciting money or food, typically in a public place.

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  1. Act of beggingB2formal

    The act of asking for money or food, typically in public places, often due to extreme poverty.

    ptMendicância

    • Beggary is a visible sign of economic inequality in many cities.
    • The new law aims to address the root causes of beggary.
    • He was reduced to beggary after losing his job and home.

    Sinônimosmendicancymendicity

    Antônimosemploymentself-sufficiencywork

  2. C1formal

    The condition or state of being a beggar or mendicant; extreme poverty.

    ptMendicância

    • The novel vividly describes the beggary of the urban poor in the 19th century.
    • Many charitable organizations work to lift people out of beggary.
    • The family fell into beggary after the famine destroyed their crops.

    Sinônimosdestitutionimpoverishmentindigencemendicancymendicityneedinesspauperismpenury

    Antônimosaffluenceopulencewealth

Formas
  • beggaries plural form
  • beggaries' possessive plural form
  • beggary's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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