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Definitions for Ghettos
ghet·tos
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ghettosnoun
Plural form of ghetto.
Numerology
Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of Ghettos in Chaldean Numerology is: 4
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of Ghettos in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
Examples of Ghettos in a Sentence
Many of them were children, teenagers or young adults during the Holocaust, they were either in ghettos or concentration camps. So this night is giving them something back which they could never experience when they were young.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban:
[In Hungary] there are no ghettos and no no-go areas, no scenes like New Year's Eve in Cologne. The images from Cologne have deeply moved us Hungarians, i have four daughters. I can not help my children grow up in a world where something like Cologne can happen.
It’s one thing for it to happen in the ghettos and the barrios, when it starts happening in Trousdale Estates and Hancock Park, we’re in trouble. We’ve got some work to do.
We have to look at all the divisions, the tensions that have been going on for years ... the neglect of the suburbs, the ghettos, the social misery.
When journalists come here I want to talk about the good things, but they're not interested. They are interested in gangs, conflict and ghettos. It saddens me, only a few people create chaos, the rest of the inhabitants are good, polite family people. Unfortunately, a few people have ruined things for us.
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- الأحياء اليهوديةArabic
- les ghettosFrench
- ghettoIndonesian
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