mendicity Antonyms
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Meaning of mendicity
Wordnet
mendicity (n)
the state of being a beggar or mendicant
Webster
mendicity (n.)
The practice of begging; the life of a beggar; mendicancy.
mendicity Sentence Examples
- The mendicity of the impoverished villagers moved the philanthropist to action.
- Faced with widespread mendicity, the government implemented social welfare programs.
- The city's increasing mendicity was a visible symptom of its severe economic crisis.
- Begging and mendicity were used as forms of protest by marginalized groups.
- The mendicant monks lived in poverty and relied on charity for sustenance.
- The hospital provided medical care to the destitute and those suffering from the ravages of mendicity.
- Mendicity was a shameful practice that often perpetuated poverty and social inequality.
- The mendacious stories told by beggars were designed to evoke sympathy and donations.
- The eradication of mendicity was a complex social issue that required a multi-faceted approach.
- The sight of mendicant children on the streets was a constant reminder of the city's social and economic challenges.
FAQs About the word mendicity
the state of being a beggar or mendicantThe practice of begging; the life of a beggar; mendicancy.
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The mendicity of the impoverished villagers moved the philanthropist to action.
Faced with widespread mendicity, the government implemented social welfare programs.
The city's increasing mendicity was a visible symptom of its severe economic crisis.
Begging and mendicity were used as forms of protest by marginalized groups.
