squal·or [ˈskwɒləʳ] СУЩ. no мн.
1. squalor (foulness):
- squalor
- zanikrnost ж.
2. squalor (immorality):
- squalor
- umazanost ж.
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This did not prevent the occasional tragedy of nobles who became alcoholics and drank themselves into poverty, squalor and an early death.
en.wikipedia.org The areas leading down to the river, whilst still inhabited, were scenes of poverty and squalor.
en.wikipedia.org This legislation opens up the prospect of decent homes in wholesome surroundings for low-income families now living in the squalor of the slums.
en.wikipedia.org Disease, squalor and death are prevalent at the camp.
en.wikipedia.org Many lived in squalor in the former homelands, where malnutrition, illness, and infant mortality were much higher than in urban areas.
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