slum

/slʌm/
verb
  1. To visit or live in a place that is much poorer or less comfortable than one is used to, often for experience or entertainment.
    • The tourists decided to slum it in a cheap hostel for a night.
    • She likes to slum with her friends in the old neighborhood.
    • They slummed in a tiny apartment during their backpacking trip.
noun
  1. A poor, crowded, and run-down area of a city, with substandard housing and living conditions.
    • The city is working to improve conditions in the slums.
    • He grew up in a slum but later became a successful doctor.
    • Many families in the slum lack access to clean water.
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