filth
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7.0
- noun
- /fɪlθ/
- Offensive
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- Our children are now addicted to your filth!
I have never heard this deep of filth come out of two middle-aged southern women.
- I have never heard this deep of filth come out of two middle-aged southern women.
- You put the fucking, you put that dirty filth in my head.
- Because the devil keeps them preoccupied with the filth and mire of the existence that they occupy right now, keeps putting lascivious and dirty thoughts in their head.
- So I'm more scared about the filth with kids.
Examples
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A theme running throughout the books is the relative nonrepugnance of filth when compared to the stench of sin.
Academic text (1997) -
The comedian's routine was filled with filth that shocked the audience.
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And no more filth about my mother.
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This man, this man is responsible for so much filth.
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Do we want 4 more years of this filth and corruption in our White House?
Blog text (5) -
It's the likes of you who take their filth out into the open to shame the lives of decent people.
Fiction book (1996) -
Please try to contain your filth to yourselves.
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Once the decay gets started, it can only lead to rot, filth, corruption.
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It's about filth versus decency.
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They never have to encounter anything that sinks to this level of filth.
Synonyms
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7.4
Sexual or rude material that offends people
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3.9
A bad word said in anger
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6.0
Words that are rude and upset people, often about religion
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7.1
A word people think is rude or not polite
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7.4
A lack of good taste and politeness in speech or behavior
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5.7
Words people say when angry or surprised that are rude
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8.8
Words, pictures, or stories about sex that people find rude
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6.3
Behavior or speech people find offensive and wrong
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5.8
A rude word people say to show strong anger or surprise
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8.6
A rude word people say when they are angry
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6.1
A rude word that is not for children
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7.2
A rude word people say when they are angry or surprised
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8.6
A rude word people use when angry or to insult someone
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9.2
An offensive or rude word considered inappropriate in polite speech
A rude word about sex or body parts
Very rude words or actions that hurt people
A short message with rude words about sex that some people find offensive
A quality of speech or writing that is rude about sex
Sexual talk or writing that is rude and shocking
A type of indecent sexual joke or language
Using rude or sexual words in speech and writing
Antonyms
How Obscene
- Offensive
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7.2
- Offensive
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7.0
- Offensive
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7.4
- Offensive
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7.9
- NSFW
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6.3
Surface Forms
Etymology
Filth was first used for physical dirt and is related to the simple word foul, which means 'dirty'. A helpful way to remember the meaning 'offensive language' is to think of rude or obscene words as moral 'dirt'—so calling speech filth means it is dirty or shocking.