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Open the tool →举世混浊 (jǔ shì hún zhuó) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “describes a degenerate and corrupt world where everyone is morally compromised or involved in wrongdoing”.
举世混浊 is pronounced jǔ shì hún zhuó in Mandarin Chinese.
Literally, 举世混浊 means “the whole world is turbid”. It is used to mean “describes a degenerate and corrupt world where everyone is morally compromised or involved in wrongdoing”.
举:全;混浊:不清明。世上所有的人都不清不白。比喻世道昏暗。