squalid (Meaning)

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squalid (s)

morally degraded

foul and run-down and repulsive

The squalid alleyway was littered with garbage and exuded a stench that made one gag.
The children lived in squalid conditions, with no running water or proper sanitation.
The overcrowded and unhygienic conditions in the refugee camp created a squalid environment.
The abandoned building was a squalid haven for vagrants and drug addicts.
The victim's body was discovered in a squalid apartment, covered in filth and decay.
The squalid slums were a breeding ground for disease and crime.
The government neglected the squalid neighborhood, leaving its residents to fend for themselves.
The rescue team found survivors trapped in a squalid basement, their clothes torn and faces covered in soot.
The abandoned factory had become a squalid eyesore, attracting trespassers and vandals.
The squalid conditions of the prison caused widespread outrage and demands for reform.

morally degraded, foul and run-down and repulsive

muddy,filthy, greasy, dusty, black, shabby, dirty, grimy, unsterile, begrimed

clean, cleaned, unsullied, spick-and-span, unsoiled, unsoiled, unstained, ultraclean, tidy, spick-and-span

The squalid alleyway was littered with garbage and exuded a stench that made one gag.

The children lived in squalid conditions, with no running water or proper sanitation.

The overcrowded and unhygienic conditions in the refugee camp created a squalid environment.

The abandoned building was a squalid haven for vagrants and drug addicts.