immundicity (Meaning)

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immundicity (n.)

Uncleanness; filthness.

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The city's streets reeked with immundicity, a testament to its dilapidated infrastructure and poor sanitation.
The cramped and filthy slums were a breeding ground for immundicity, posing a serious health hazard to their inhabitants.
The stench of rotting garbage and overflowing sewers filled the air, creating a suffocating immundicity that permeated every corner.
The water supply was contaminated with immundicity, making it unsafe for consumption and exacerbating the city's health crisis.
The overflowing trash bins and piles of abandoned vehicles added to the immundicity of the neighborhood, creating an unsightly and unsanitary eyesore.
The hospital's wards were filled with immundicity, as patients lay unattended and medical waste accumulated in corners.
The immundicity of the war zone was unbearable, with decomposing bodies and the stench of disease filling the air.
The refugee camp was a haven of immundicity, lacking basic sanitation and hygiene facilities, putting the lives of its inhabitants at risk.
The factory's discharge of toxic chemicals into the nearby river created a state of immundicity, poisoning the water and devastating the local ecosystem.
The immundicity of the abandoned building attracted vermin and disease, making it a dangerous hazard to the surrounding community.

Uncleanness; filthness.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The city's streets reeked with immundicity, a testament to its dilapidated infrastructure and poor sanitation.

The cramped and filthy slums were a breeding ground for immundicity, posing a serious health hazard to their inhabitants.

The stench of rotting garbage and overflowing sewers filled the air, creating a suffocating immundicity that permeated every corner.

The water supply was contaminated with immundicity, making it unsafe for consumption and exacerbating the city's health crisis.