slum|slums in English

noun

[slʌm]

poor neighborhood, densely populated poverty-stricken area of a city; run-down and squalid residence that is unfit for human habitatio

Use "slum|slums" in a sentence

1. 9 King tried moving into a slum to dramatize the housing crisis, but Chicagoans already knew about the slums.

2. Bidonville translations: slum, slum

3. Bidonville translate: slum, slum

4. Registered slums (Bustees): these slums are recognized by the Calcutta Municipal Corporation (CMC) on the basis of land title; since 1980, they have been taken over by the CMC for letting/lease to slum dwellers

5. Policies that work in managing slum growth: Success in managing slum growth is not accidental.

6. When it came to slum clearance, opposition came not from slum landlords but from the residents themselves.

7. A Beggarly existence in the slums.

8. Yes, Dima, better return to the slum.

9. in-situ up gradation of slums;

10. Slums are often causative of crime.

11. Kibera is one of Africa's largest slums.

12. Overcrowded slums are breeding grounds for crime.

13. There are no state schools in slums.

14. 8 Overcrowded slums are breeding grounds for crime.

15. Noble as you were, you shouldn't slum here.

16. Jeremy doesn't slum it when he goes away.

17. What will happen to homelessness, slums, and bad neighborhoods?

18. However, slum clearance and replacement was for the poor.

19. Give them the slums, burlesque shows, riveting machines.

20. And Paradise could not include slums or poverty.

21. She declaimed against the high rents in slums.

22. That's one billion people in the world live in slums.

23. These historic buildings have been allowed to degenerate into slums.

24. Rate it: Ashd: Action for Slum Health and Development

25. On a big estate - slum clearance - in the North.