hellhole in Japanese
hellhole in Japanese is 魔境 — hellhole means a place marked by extreme misery, squalor, or unpleasantness.
hellhole in Japanese
魔境
Pronounced: makyō
(slang, derogatory, idiomatic) A place of intense hatred, misery, or turmoil.
What does "hellhole" mean?
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noun A place marked by extreme misery, squalor, or unpleasantness.
"The old prison was described by inmates as a hellhole."
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hellhole in a sentence
- The old prison was described by inmates as a hellhole.
- This traffic-choked city has become an absolute hellhole in summer.
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What is "hellhole" in Japanese?
"hellhole" in Japanese is 魔境. hellhole means: A place marked by extreme misery, squalor, or unpleasantness.
How do you pronounce 魔境?
"hellhole" in Japanese is 魔境, pronounced "makyō".
How do you use "hellhole" in a sentence?
Example: "The old prison was described by inmates as a hellhole." In Japanese, "hellhole" is 魔境.
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