Noun:

మలియము, దుమ్ము, అసాధారణ.,

squalor's Usage Examples:

He goes on to say, "For all its squalor, qintars of qintars of gold dust are traded in Taghaza.

Although Jules grows up in squalor he holds no animosity against his father and his sisters, often seen caring for them and mourning their untimely passing.

ˈpɒnd popper pauper ˈpɒpə(r) poz pause ˈpɒz poz paws ˈpɒz rot wrought ˈrɒt slotter slaughter ˈslɒtə(r) sod sawed ˈsɒd Sol Saul ˈsɒl squalor squaller ˈskwɒlə(r).

Alessandra Stanley from The New York Times said: But behind all that gritty squalor the glory that was Rome gets lost, while reviewing season 2.

much of his life, and for some time in London in actual squalor, he overextends himself financially, lured by the banks" promises of easy credit, and.

"ˈrɒt slotter slaughter ˈslɒtə(r) sod sawed ˈsɒd Sol Saul ˈsɒl squalor squaller ˈskwɒlə(r) stock stalk ˈstɒk tock talk ˈtɒk tot taught ˈtɒt tot taut ˈtɒt.

Mari Gaila seems too clean and noble to have groveled in this squalor and comes off seeming almost saintly herself.

film tells the story of a sardonic white hotel owner and his encroaching fatalism as he watches Haiti sink into barbarism and squalor.

Informed with Belinsky's criticism, some poems were built on the juxtaposition of the majestic ruins and lush landscapes of 'classic' Rome with the everyday squalor of contemporary Italy.

persistent and willful notion that jazz is somehow associated with squalor and dinginess and bad ventilation, and that its partisans qualify as dedicated only.

review in the Birmingham Post condemning its works for their "puerile insanities" and "the unbelievable squalor of their production".

Synonyms:

uncleanness, sordidness, squalidness, dirtiness,

Antonyms:

soiled, spotlessness, worthiness, purity, cleanness,