Beggarhood
Pronunciation: /ˈbɛɡɝˈhʊd/
Beggarhood (noun)
- The condition of living by asking for money or food from other people, usually because of extreme poverty.
- A life marked by lack of money and basic needs, where a person depends on others for help.
Examples
- Beggarhood can end when people get steady work.
- The city tried to reduce beggarhood on its streets.