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sordidness

[sawr-did-nis]

sordidness Definition

  • 1the quality of being morally ignoble or base
  • 2dirty, filthy, or squalid conditions or appearance

Using sordidness: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "sordidness" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    The sordidness of the crime scene was overwhelming.

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    The sordidness of the living conditions in the slums was heartbreaking.

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    The sordidness of the politician's actions was exposed by the media.

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    The sordidness of the hotel room made me feel uncomfortable.

sordidness Synonyms and Antonyms

Phrases with sordidness

  • a scandalous or disgraceful event or situation

    Example

    The sordid affair involving the CEO and his secretary was all over the news.

  • a history of shameful or immoral behavior

    Example

    The politician's sordid past was brought up during the election campaign.

  • sordid details

    unpleasant or shameful facts about a situation or event

    Example

    The newspaper article revealed the sordid details of the celebrity's divorce.

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Summary: sordidness in Brief

Sordidness [sawr-did-nis] refers to morally ignoble or base qualities, as well as dirty, filthy, or squalid conditions or appearance. Examples include 'The sordidness of the crime scene was overwhelming,' and 'The sordidness of the living conditions in the slums was heartbreaking.' Phrases like 'sordid affair' and 'sordid past' denote scandalous or shameful events or histories.