homelessness
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- noun
- /ˈhoʊmlɛs.nəs/
:
falta de vivienda
- Charities are providing resources to help those experiencing homelessness find shelter.
- experience homelessness
- end homelessness
- chronic homelessness
And he said to me that homelessness was his key issue.
- And he said to me that homelessness was his key issue.
- Well, first, I'd escape the blight of homelessness that's destroying the state.
- But first I wanted to talk about youth homelessness in the UK.
- These are precisely the conditions that lead to homelessness, to housing insecurity.
- If we don't put the brain in the center of the homelessness epidemic, we lose.
- You can consider homelessness a wicked problem, right?
- They live sad lives of borderline homelessness and drug, drug addicted desperation.
- Once again, we are here to end homelessness.
- Like a child that goes through a year of homelessness.
- You know, there's homelessness, there's addiction, there's, you know, mental health challenge.
Examples
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When she left the council, she became the mayor's policy adviser on homelessness.
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But first I wanted to talk about youth homelessness in the UK.
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And he said to me that homelessness was his key issue.
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How can folks who are going through homelessness be helped?
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Speaker, there is a homelessness crisis in this country.
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We're talking about mass homelessness and people dying.
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Homelessness is only increasing into the thousands...
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Children experiencing homelessness are more likely to miss school than other students from families.
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These are precisely the conditions that lead to homelessness, to housing insecurity.
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Professional school counselors need to be aware of the deleterious effects associated with homelessness on student health and educational success.
Academic text (2011)
Antonyms
How Rootless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word homelessness is built from home plus the ending -less, which means 'without', and -ness, which makes it 'a state'. So, homelessness means 'the state of being without a home', often living on the streets.