sordor

/ˈsɔrdər/
noun
  1. The quality or state of being dirty, squalid, or morally degraded; filth or wretchedness.
    • The novel vividly described the sordor of the city's poorest neighborhoods.
    • He was shocked by the sordor of the abandoned factory, with its grime and broken machinery.
    • The documentary exposed the sordor behind the glamorous facade of the fashion industry.
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