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foulness

noun as in dirty state

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In the decades since, though, the main charge against the show hasn’t been foulness so much as incoherence.

CNN's special has been widely — and deservedly so — criticized for allowing the disgraced former president a platform to spread more of his lies, disinformation, and other political effluence and foulness before a potential viewing audience of many millions of people.

From Salon

When he finally arrived, he idled in the driveway for a moment, hoping his foulness might dissipate before he had to encounter his young family.

From Slate

The foulness is in the very air they breathe; they might choke if they thought about it.

My entirely inadequate advice will remain unchanged: Sit in the foulness of the roiling storm and do your work, whatever that may be, and triangulate by the light of whatever star feels eternal to you.

From Slate

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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