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cesspool

noun as in pit

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Throw in Elon Musk’s degradation of the once lively discourse on Twitter into the disinformation and conspiracy cesspool of X.

From Salon

Failing to do so creates the opposite, and creates instead cesspools of hatred, crime, and other downward societal spirals.

From Salon

Over the years, residents have seen the ecosystem change into an unrecognizable landscape — once clear ponds stocked with fish are now gray cesspools filled with white foam that is visible even in Google’s satellite images.

It is the year 79, and “Rome, once the beacon of civilization, is now a cesspool of corruption and decay.”

Morantz called the rattlesnake attack “Synanon’s Pearl Harbor,” the event that summoned the force of the law and exposed what he called “a cesspool ruled by violence and one man’s madness.”

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

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