English to Esperanto Meaning of destitution - senhavecon

Destitution :
senhavecon

senhavecon, forlasiteco, almozpetado, premiteco, izolo, soleco

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Definitions of destitution in English
Noun(1) a state without friends or money or prospects
Examples of destitution in English
(1) the family faced eviction and destitution
(1) destitute ::
forlasitoj
Synonyms
M
2. destitution ::
senhavecon
3. dereliction ::
forlasiteco
4. beggary ::
almozpetado
6. distress ::
premiteco
7. seclusion ::
izolo
8. solitude ::
soleco
10. reduced circumstances ::
reduktita cirkonstancoj
11. disrepair ::
kadukiĝon
Antonyms
1. affluence ::
afluencia
2. opulence ::
opulencia
3. wealth ::
riĉeco
Different Forms
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