Meanings of squalid poverty in anglès

Sixteen years of squalid poverty effectually disguised her, in that dim light.

A childhood of squalid poverty had taught him the joy of a square meal.

There is a great difference between respectable and squalid poverty.

Tells about the economics of Leslie County, wher Hyden is located; there is new prosperity but also squalid poverty.

I heard of the division of property, of immense wealth and squalid poverty; of rank, descent, and noble blood.

Once you pointed out fair hopes to me in the skies, I awake to find reality in the squalid poverty of Paris.

It might be about a twelvemonth old; but its dress did not correspond with the squalid poverty by which it was surrounded.

The checks to the population are, of course, chiefly of the positive kind, and arise from the diseases caused by squalid poverty.

The stranger was meanly dressed, with every appearance about his person and countenance, of squalid poverty and of the most dissolute habits.

And what of how cells, experiments, methods for building new tissue, become property and the division of property-profit ,loss-immensewealthamid squalid poverty?

Those historians described vividly, and sometimes bitterly, the savage ignorance and the squalid poverty of the barbarous country in which they had sojourned.

The ignorance and squalid poverty of these people put their society entirely out of the question, even if their language had been comprehensible.

The people of the town take a pride in its natural beauty; and there are no filthy alleys, no squalid poverty, or uncleanly hovels.

But notwithstanding their squalid poverty and wretchedness we found them industrious, good people, and Protestants, which was an unusual circumstance among this class of Irish.

Squalid poverty relieved by occasional gifts was Goldsmith's lot thenceforward.

Squalid poverty glared through the broken window-panes, and want seemed clattering her doleful song on the flying clapboards and crazy casements.