squalid 的定义
- foul and repulsive, as from lack of care or cleanliness; neglected and filthy.
- wretched; miserable; degraded; sordid.
squalid 近义词
poor, run-down
squalid 的近义词 45 个
- dingy
- fetid
- filthy
- grimy
- muddy
- musty
- ramshackle
- seedy
- shabby
- sordid
- wretched
- abominable
- base
- broken-down
- decayed
- despicable
- dirty
- disgusting
- disheveled
- foul
- gruesome
- horrible
- horrid
- ignoble
- impure
- low
- mean
- miry
- moldy
- nasty
- odorous
- offensive
- poverty-stricken
- reeking
- repellent
- repulsive
- scurvy
- shoddy
- sloppy
- slovenly
- soiled
- ugly
- unclean
- unkempt
- vile
squalid 的反义词 9 个
更多squalid例句
- Waterborne diseases proliferated through streets of squalid, high-density tenements and poor sanitation.
- In “Bag Man,” MSNBC’s Rachel Maddow and journalist Michael Yarvitz have written a case study in how the democratic ideal of equal justice under the law collides with the squalid realities of America’s political system.
- His actions were cruel and vicious—and also squalid and contemptible.
- So Mandela was painfully slow in denouncing the squalid dictatorship of Robert Mugabe.
- But the message belies the squalid reality of Sri Lanka under his rule.
- Much of the communities swallowed by the expansion of the city and the construction of the Bois de Boulogne are squalid.
- Thousands lost their homes and were resettled in squalid temporary camps.
- Governor Street was just as dirty and squalid as any other tenement-house street in the poorer section of a middle-class city.
- The squalid survivors, as if they were not sufficiently miserable, raged fiercely against one another.
- Despite the squalid clothes of the peasants, there are many picturesque aspects of rural life.
- I to seek such horrid places, I to haunt with squalid Negroes, blubber-lips, and monkey faces!
- Staying hidden in that squalid room had made him wretched and homesick.