squalors (Meaning)

squalors

the quality or state of being squalid, filthy or degraded conditions resulting from neglect or lack of money

The slum was a breeding ground for disease and poverty, its squalors a testament to the harsh realities of urban life.
The earthquake left behind scenes of utter desolation, with dilapidated buildings and squalors filling the streets.
The refugee camp was a place of unimaginable squalor, where tents were cramped and sanitation was non-existent.
The war-torn city was a wasteland of squalor, with broken buildings and abandoned vehicles littering the landscape.
The factory district was a cesspool of pollution and squalor, with workers living in dilapidated housing and breathing toxic fumes.
The alleyway was a haven for the homeless, who huddled together in squalor and despair.
The tenement building was infested with rats and cockroaches, its squalors a breeding ground for disease and filth.
The abandoned warehouse was a den of squalor, its dusty floors and broken windows a testament to its neglect.
The prison was a place of desperate squalor, with inmates living in cramped cells and enduring poor sanitation.
The orphanage was a heartbreaking example of squalor, with children living in overcrowded rooms and suffering from malnutrition.

the quality or state of being squalid, filthy or degraded conditions resulting from neglect or lack of money

sordidness,staining, uncleanliness, dustiness, foulness, dinge, dirtiness, messiness, dinginess, grubbiness

purity,cleanliness,spotlessness

The slum was a breeding ground for disease and poverty, its squalors a testament to the harsh realities of urban life.

The earthquake left behind scenes of utter desolation, with dilapidated buildings and squalors filling the streets.

The refugee camp was a place of unimaginable squalor, where tents were cramped and sanitation was non-existent.

The war-torn city was a wasteland of squalor, with broken buildings and abandoned vehicles littering the landscape.