slummer
- noun
- /ˈslʌmər/
- The slummer struggled to find basic necessities.
Examples
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The documentary followed the daily life of a young slummer in the city.
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Many slummers face challenges with access to clean water and healthcare.
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After losing his job, he became a slummer, living in a crowded tenement near the docks.
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Many slummers face daily challenges.
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The slummer struggled to find decent food and shelter in the crowded city.
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Many slummers in the neighborhood rely on charities for their daily meals.
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The documentary highlighted the lives of slummers living in extreme poverty.
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Etymology
The word slummer comes from slum 'poor, crowded part of a city' plus the ending -er 'person', like farmer is someone who works on a farm. So a slummer is simply someone who lives in a slum.