sordidness

1 The sordidness and squalor of Canyon Pass was being from moment to moment etched more deeply on her brain.

2 And that no sordidness might pass therein He sentinelled the door with savage jinn, Invisible and with the flaming powers Of Sheol in their guarding scimitars.

3 Above whatever coarseness and sordidness there may be in actual life, there rises the ideal of a finer kind of man, with gentler manners and truer speech and braver action.

4 This is what provokes the most despair for Muslims: At worst, Trump’s voters condoned this sordidness to varying degrees; at best, they were apathetic to it.

5 In the five years he had lived there he had been quite oblivious to its sordidness.

6 The sordidness of the place seems to have worked a spell on him: he is content here.

这个臭气熏天的地方对他产生了魔力，他对这儿很满意。

7 He shared the sordid details of his past.

8 But you can have a good story without easy sordidness.

9 He had, it seems, an almost gleeful appreciation of shabbiness, sordidness, decay, misshapenness, and irregularity—falling houses, untended gardens, the mess and slime on the Thames down toward Gravesend.

10 The girl looked at him quickly, divined the sordidness of his thoughts, and puckered her brows in a frown.

11 No, there was no sordidness in the teachings of Franklin.

12 Besides, it would create an extra benefit for the NCAA: Including more little guys helps distract folks from the sordidness of Division I men’s basketball.

13 In fact, audiences now have become so blasé about accounts of celebrities' sordid personal lives that some stars are turning potential publicity nightmares into confessional coups.

14 Intellectually he wishes to “gild what felt more and more like the sordidness” of his time with Mitko.

15 The Hollywood Bowl represents L.A. in all its naked splendor, idealism, commercialism, diversity, communal aspirations toward equality, social division, tackiness and even sordidness.

16 There is no time when the human race shows itself in such beauty and in such heartless sordidness as in the time of grief.

17 It's this essential ambivalence we all feel about the urban landscape - that its sordidness and its beauty are somehow inseparable - that unites me with De Maupassant across both the Channel and the years.

18 By withholding beauty, artists aimed to punish a culture of destruction for its own sordidness.

通过扣留美，艺术家的目的是惩罚肮脏的破坏的文化。

19 How many crimes have been committed in the name of religion! with what baseness and sordidness has it not been sincerely connected!

20 It needed the contrast of the vision to make her see the sordidness and squalor—the grim reality—of that long dark room, with its chaos of noise, its nerve-destroying "speed."

1 污秽

dirty foul filthy lousy unclean profane untouchable impure dingy sordid grimy grubby squalid mangy scuzzy Augean swinish feculent scuzz hoggish soapless foully impurely soil filth squalor filthiness dirtiness beastliness impureness feculence grime begrime

2 肮脏

dirty filthy shitty unclean sordid sleazy grubby yucky grungy mucky manky scuzzy slummy dirtily blackness sleaze dirtiness seediness grubbiness

3 无耻

infamous shameless shamelessly vilely shamelessness

4 下贱

reptile unworthy sordid low-down mangy currish low-minded ignobly squalor lowliness ribaldry