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Meanings of dystopia in anglès

State in which the conditions of life are extremely bad as from deprivation or oppression or terror.

Usage of dystopia in anglès
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Ray Bradbury's dystopia is clearly humming with the anxieties of its times.
The Guardian
2
Two protagonists set off on a roller-coaster ride through an urban dystopia.
The Irish Times
3
It's not like someone says no I'm really excited about this dystopia.
Wired
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Where was the plunge into a Mad Max-style dystopia we were promised?
The Guardian
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It's not quite a dystopia, but things are far from well.
The Guardian
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Welcome to the post-Hobbesian dystopia: a war of everyone against themselves.
The Guardian
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What does Love Island have in common with a surrealist dystopia?
The Guardian
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The diary form makes it more personal than other classic sci-fi dystopia books.
Wired
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The difference between utopia and dystopia isn't how well everything runs.
Wired
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Anyway, Sci-Fi's Defiance presents us with the same sort of inexplicably old-school dystopia.
Wired
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It would become a corporate-run dystopia, an overpriced theme park for wealthy elitists.
Ready Player One
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As visions of dystopia go, 1984 is pretty hard to beat.
The Irish Times
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But matters might be even worse than that in your Mad MaxMara dystopia.
The Guardian
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The real dystopia won't be a meltdown of human society caused by computer technology.
The Guardian
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He cautions that a new dystopia is on the horizon if action isn't taken.
Radio NZ
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But they have to ensure they don't accidentally create a dystopia in the process.
The Guardian
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