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ˈsqualidness
[f. squalid a. + -ness.]
= squalidity.
1727Bailey (vol. II), Squalidness, Foulness, Nastiness, Slovenliness. 1751F. Coventry Hist. Pompey ii. x. 219 The cunning little Animal..made his Escape from this Scene of Misery, Squallidness, and Poetry. 1812Shelley in Hogg Life (1858) II. 101 A spectacle of squalidness and misery. 1851Helps Comp. Solit. xii. (1853) 226 The poor should have some place free from..the squalidness of home. 1877Plumptre Trag. Sophocles 106 And this his garb, whose time-worn squalidness Matches the time-worn face. |