pauperism

1. Pauperism did not develop more rapidly than population and wealth.
   人口的财富的增长速度超过了贫困的增长速度。
2. Their women and children suffer, and their old age is branded with pauperism.
   他们的妻儿受苦，他们的晚年注定要依靠救济过活。
3. It seemed to them that socialism meant pauperism.
   其本质就是说，社会主义就是穷的。
4. With the development of British civilization, the problem of pauperism, and the problems of the public order and the law caused by it were more serious.
   伴随着英国现代化的深入，贫富分化加剧，贫困问题及其所导致的秩序和法治等社会问题日益严重。
5. The reform of parliament and franchise, the rise of the working class and the coordination of pauperism by constitutionalism eased the contradiction of Britain.
   英国在现代化过程中议会和选举权的变革，工业阶级地位的提升，以及对贫困等问题的宪政调适在一定程度上缓解了英国社会的矛盾。
6. In the authoritative view of knowledge, the teachers 'role in the relationship between the individual and the society reveals the individual's pauperism and monotonousness;
   在权威主义知识观之下，个人与社会关系中的教师角色表现为个人的贫困和单调；
7. On the basis of the analysis of both the cause and the serious consequence of the returning to pauperism, the measures to solve this problem are put forward.
   在分析宁南山区返贫原因及返贫所带来的严重影响的基础上，提出了遏制返贫的对策。

noun

1. a state of extreme poverty or destitution
   1. their indigence appalled him
   2. a general state of need exists among the homeless

   Synonym:    indigenceneedpenurypauperization