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View usage for: (skwɒləʳ) uncountable nounYou can refer to very dirty, unpleasant conditions as squalor. He was out of work and living in squalor. Synonyms: filth, wretchedness, sleaziness, decay More Synonyms of squalor squalor in British English (ˈskwɒlə) nounthe condition or quality of being squalid; disgusting dirt and filth Word origin C17: from Latin squalor in American English (ˈskwɑlər; ˈskwɔlər) noun the quality or condition of being squalid; filth and wretchedness Word origin L, foulness, akin to squalere, to be filthy Examples of 'squalor' in a sentencesqualor In other languagessqualor British English: squalor NOUN You can refer to very dirty, unpleasant conditions as squalor. He was out of work and living in squalor. - American English: squalor
- Brazilian Portuguese: miséria
- Chinese: 脏乱环境
- European Spanish: miseria
- French: conditions sordides
- German: Elend
- Italian: squallore
- Japanese: むさ苦しさ
- Korean: 누추한 상태
- European Portuguese: miséria
- Latin American Spanish: miseria
Definition the condition of being squalid He was out of work and living in squalor. Synonyms wretchedness sleaziness decay foulness slumminess squalidness Opposites luxury , splendour , cleanliness , neatness , fine condition , pleasantness Additional synonymsthe meanness of our surroundings Synonyms shabbiness, squalor, insignificance, pettiness, wretchedness, seediness, tawdriness, sordidness, scruffiness, humbleness, poorness, paltriness, beggarliness, contemptibleness - squalid
- squall
- squally
- squalor
- squander
- square
- square something up
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