squalors
States of neglect
Squalors is the plural of squalor, the state of being filthy, wretched, or degraded through neglect.
While squalor typically appears as an uncountable noun describing a general condition, the plural form emphasizes distinct instances or varieties: the squalors of urban poverty, the various squalors he had witnessed in his travels.
Foul, accumulated matter
- dilapidationState of ruin
- sordidnessMoral or physical foulness
- neglectFailure to provide care
- decayGradual organic breakdown
grime · dirt · slum · hovel · decrepit · rundown · ramshackle · tenement
Decline in condition
- depravityProfound moral corruption
- corruptionDishonest abuse of power
- wretchednessExtreme unhappiness or distress
- basenessMoral worthlessness
vileness · ignominy · disgrace · turpitude · seediness · sordidness · vice · debauchery
filth
Foul, accumulated matter
- dilapidationState of ruin
- sordidnessMoral or physical foulness
- neglectFailure to provide care
decay · grime · dirt · slum · hovel · decrepit · rundown · ramshackle · tenement · shanty
degradation
Decline in condition
- depravityProfound moral corruption
- corruptionDishonest abuse of power
- wretchednessExtreme unhappiness or distress
baseness · vileness · ignominy · disgrace · turpitude · seediness · sordidness · vice · debauchery · decadence
squalorscleanliness
Absence of dirt
tidiness · orderliness · immaculateness · spotlessness · neatness
squalorsluxury
Expensive nonessential comfort
opulence · splendor · affluence · comfort · prosperity
squalorsdignity
Innate personal worth
respectability · decency · refinement · propriety · gentility