squalidly
/ˈskwɑlɪdli/
adverb
- In a way that is extremely dirty, unpleasant, or neglected.
- The family lived squalidly in a tiny, windowless basement room.
- They ate squalidly, sitting on the floor among piles of garbage.
- The hotel was squalidly maintained, with peeling paint and broken furniture.
- In a morally low, dishonest, or shameful manner.
- He squalidly betrayed his best friend for a small amount of money.
- The company squalidly exploited its workers by paying them below minimum wage.
- The negotiations were conducted squalidly, with bribes and secret deals.
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