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Meaning of cesspools
cesspools
an underground reservoir for liquid waste (such as household sewage), an underground pit or tank for liquid waste (as household sewage), a filthy, evil, or corrupt place or state
cesspools Sentence Examples
- The antiquated cesspools behind the crumbling house emitted a pungent stench that permeated the neighborhood.
- After a heavy downpour, the streets transformed into roaring cesspools of filth and sewage.
- The city's dilapidated infrastructure included a labyrinthine network of cesspools that contaminated the water supply.
- The cesspools in the shantytowns were breeding grounds for disease, creating a serious health hazard.
- The construction of proper sanitation systems was paramount to eliminate the rampant cesspools polluting the town.
- The abandoned factories left behind a legacy of toxic cesspools that posed a grave environmental threat.
- The polluted waters of the river had become a cesspool for human waste and industrial pollutants.
- The cesspools of corruption within the city government had led to a breakdown of public trust.
- The politician's reputation was tarnished by a steady stream of scandals, turning him into a cesspool of disgrace.
- The once-pristine lake had been reduced to a murky cesspool due to years of neglect and abuse.
FAQs About the word cesspools
an underground reservoir for liquid waste (such as household sewage), an underground pit or tank for liquid waste (as household sewage), a filthy, evil, or corr
sinks, holes, Augean stables,dumps, tenderloins, Gomorrahs, pigpens, pigsties, hellholes,dens
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The antiquated cesspools behind the crumbling house emitted a pungent stench that permeated the neighborhood.
After a heavy downpour, the streets transformed into roaring cesspools of filth and sewage.
The city's dilapidated infrastructure included a labyrinthine network of cesspools that contaminated the water supply.
The cesspools in the shantytowns were breeding grounds for disease, creating a serious health hazard.
