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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Dirt/filth

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What's the difference between 'dirt' and 'filth'?

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Your first port of call for questions about the meanings of words should be a dictionary. We can help if you have problems with the definitions.
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The word "dirt," in its most general meaning, is the loose material, composed of finely pulverized rock, that you pick up from the ground. "Filth," in its most general meaning, is germ-laden biological and mineral material that covers a surface, like in a badly kept dwelling.Note that "dirt" and "filth" can be of a physical nature, as in the above descriptions, or they can be of a moral characte
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