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destitution

/ˌdes.tɪˈtjuː.ʃən/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa o estado de extrema pobreza e falta de recursos, frequentemente acompanhado de isolamento social e desesperança.

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noun

/ˌdes.tɪˈtjuː.ʃən/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa o estado de extrema pobreza e falta de recursos, frequentemente acompanhado de isolamento social e desesperança.

A noun referring to a state of extreme poverty and lack of resources, often accompanied by social isolation and hopelessness.

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  1. Extreme povertyC1formal

    A state of being without money, possessions, or any means of support; complete lack of resources.

    ptExtrema pobreza

    • The family was reduced to destitution after the factory closed.
    • Charities work to lift people out of destitution.
    • He lived in utter destitution, with no food or shelter.
    • The economic crisis pushed thousands into destitution.

    Sinônimosbeggaryimpoverishmentindigenceneedpauperismpenurypovertyprivationwant

    Antônimosaffluenceopulenceprosperitywealth

  2. Lack of friends or prospectsC1formal

    A state of being completely alone, without friends, support, or any hope for the future.

    ptAusência de amigos ou perspectivas

    • After the scandal, he found himself in a state of social destitution.
    • Her destitution was not just financial but emotional, with no one to turn to.
    • The character in the novel faced utter destitution, friendless and hopeless.
    • He felt a deep sense of destitution after losing his job and his family.

    Sinônimosabandonmentdesolationfriendlessnesshopelessnessisolationloneliness

Formas
  • destitutions plural form
  • destitutions' possessive plural form
  • destitution's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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