What is another word for Muckiness?

Pronunciation: [mˈʌkinəs] (IPA)

Muckiness, often used to describe something dirty or grimy, can also be referred to as filthiness, grubbiness, or squalor. It is a term that evokes a sense of disgust and uncleanliness. Other synonyms include nastiness, smuttiness, and dirtiness. These words can be used to describe not only physical dirt but also moral or ethical decay. Unwholesomeness, impurity, and corruption are also synonyms for muckiness. Whether used to describe a dirty room or a corrupt government, the word muckiness and its synonyms paint a vivid picture of something that is filthy and in need of cleansing or reform.

Usage examples for Muckiness

Suppose we had stayed aboard the barque, we stood to be separated from the brig in this breeze and Muckiness, and was her skipper by-and-bye going to sail in search of the Hindoo Merchant?
"The Honour of the Flag"
W. Clark Russell

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