squalidness (Meaning)

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squalidness (n)

sordid dirtiness

No weak antonyms found.

The squalidness of the tenement building permeated the air with the stench of garbage and decay.
The child's clothes were a testament to the squalidness of their living conditions, torn and threadbare.
The city's underbelly was a labyrinth of squalidness, where poverty and despair intertwined.
The prison cells were cramped and unsanitary, a testament to the squalidness of the justice system.
The alleyways were a breeding ground for squalidness, littered with trash and the remnants of abandoned dreams.
The refugees lived in squalidness, their makeshift shelters a grim reminder of the horrors they had fled.
The squalidness of the slums was a constant reminder of society's indifference to its marginalized members.
The squalidness of the mental institution was a chilling testament to the darkness that could lurk in the human psyche.
The aftermath of the hurricane left a trail of squalidness in its wake, destroyed homes and shattered lives.
The squalidness of the orphanage was a stark contrast to the laughter that once filled its halls, now replaced by an eerie silence.

sordid dirtiness

dinge, staining,dustiness, dirtiness, foulness, filthiness, nastiness,soilage, uncleanness, messiness

cleanliness, purity, purity,cleanliness,spotlessness, spotlessness,

The squalidness of the tenement building permeated the air with the stench of garbage and decay.

The child's clothes were a testament to the squalidness of their living conditions, torn and threadbare.

The city's underbelly was a labyrinth of squalidness, where poverty and despair intertwined.

The prison cells were cramped and unsanitary, a testament to the squalidness of the justice system.