cesspool 的定义
- a cistern, well, or pit for retaining the sediment of a drain or for receiving the sewage from a house.
- any filthy receptacle or place.
- any place of moral filth or immorality: a cesspool of iniquity.
cesspool 近义词
pit
更多cesspool例句
- None of that tracked with the toxic cesspool of negativity that permeated the day, or even with the narrative that NBC was trying to spin.
- “It’s not like someone wakes up one day and, all of a sudden, their site has become this cesspool of hate speech and extremism,” Fisher-Birch said.
- Brand safety and suitability have been top-of-mind for marketers concerns about content on these platforms — cesspools of hate and misinformation are not great places for most brands to be.
- On another, more macro level, did you find Europe to be such a cesspool of intrigue?
- The vote on Sunday could take Ukraine toward a modern functioning democracy or plunge it back into a cesspool of corruption.
- It allows me to stomach the pathetic shenanigans of the cesspool of Washington, D.C.
- In the cesspool of cynicism that is Indian politics, we thought his train ride struck a blow instead for a degree of idealism.
- Discouting the gross factor of swimming in that saline cesspool, there are some awesome images.
- I was in the pit, the abyss, the human cesspool, the shambles and the charnel-house of our civilization.
- They are more fickle and cowardly than any other people in this cesspool which they call God's earth.
- All the vice and misery of the country got thrown into that cesspool.
- Once again I told her of my fear, my anxiety for her safety among those rough men in that cesspool of iniquity.
- I had rescued him from one of his periodical plunges into the cesspool of debauch, and he was peaked, pallid, penitent.