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1. (n.) squalor
the condition of being squalid; filth and misery.
Etymology: (1615–25; < L squālor dirtiness =squāl(ēre) to be dirty, encrusted +-or -or1)
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1. (noun) sordidness, squalor, squalidness
sordid dirtiness
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1. (noun) squalor
squalidness; foulness; filthness; squalidity
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Sense: very dirty or filthy
The houses are squalid and overcrowded.; They lived in squalor.
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 Afrikaans: ellende |
 Arabic: قَذارَه |
 Bulgarian: мизерия |
 Brazilian: miséria |
 Czech: špína |
 German: die Verwahrlosung |
 Danish: kummerlige forhold |
 Greek: βρόμα |
 Estonian: viletsus |
 Farsi: فلاكت |
 Finnish: kurjuus |
 French: misère noire |
 Hebrew: עֲזוּבָה |
 Hindi: गंदगी |
 Croatian: nečistoća, prljavština |
 Hungarian: mocsok |
 Indonesian: kekumuhan |
 Icelandic: eymd, vesæld |
 Italian: squallore |
 Japanese: むさくるしさ, きたなさ |
 Korean: 누추함 |
 Lithuanian: purvas |
 Latvian: netīrība |
 Malay: kekotoran |
 Dutch: viezigheid |
 Norwegian: skitt |
 Polish: brud |
 Portuguese: miséria |
 Romanian: mizerie neagră |
 Russian: убожество |
 Slovak: špina |
 Slovenian: nesnaga |
 Serbian: prljavština |
 Swedish: smuts, elände |
 Thai: ความสกปรก |
 Turkish: sefalet |
 Taiwanese: 貧窮，卑鄙 |
 Ukrainian: бруд, занедбаність |
 Urdu: گندگی، پلیدگی |
 Vietnamese: bẩn thỉu |
 Chinese: 贫穷，肮脏 |
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