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Often used in the same context:
quagmire,
morass,
abyss,
quicksand,
muck,
cesspool,
despond,
oblivion,
cesspit,
doldrums,
murk,
obscurity,
maelstrom,
wallow,
purgatory,
heap,
tar pit,
miasma,
depths,
muddle,
mediocrity,
irrelevance,
ignominy,
rut,
desuetude,
mess,
relegation,
malaise,
swamp,
precipice,
scrapheap,
minefield,
dustbin,
misery,
twilight zone,
wade,
irrelevancy,
dregs,
maw,
slagheap,
backwaters,
dross,
netherworld,
despair,
plughole,
roundheads,
ordure,
trapdoor,
rubbish heap,
vortex,
thicket,
limbo,
disgrace,
rightwards,
disarray,
bog,
dark ages,
undertow,
wriggle,
reckoning,
embroilment,
gutter,
penury,
ditch,
treacle,
tangle,
insipidness,
indebt,
mud,
hellhole,
fray,
perdition,
wretchedness,
brink,
misgovernment,
slog,
shambolically,
bootstraps,
tailspin,
schemozzle,
rabbit hole,
shoals,
stultification,
blackhole,
disrepute,
sink,
scarper,
putridity,
backwash,
mouldering,
abysses,
tatters,
stupor,
torpor,
riptide,
rans,
realms,
agony,
woe,
mudbath,
annals,
netherland,
slime,
slough,
slop,
puddle,
puddles,
ooze,
quagmires,
slush,
filth,
goo,
scum,
excrement,
100th,
26-27,
aboveground,
abovementioned,
acquatic,
actuarial,
advisory,
aeromedical,
aforementioned,
agency,
aggrading,
algae,
algal,
amazonian,
amplified,
appellate,
appraisal,
aquatic,
arborescent,
arid
More specific:
get stranded,
run aground
Appears in the definition of:
bog down,
involved,
mired,
muck,
muck up,
mud,
puddle,
slop,
slosh,
splash,
splosh,
squelch,
squish
More general:
begrime,
bemire,
bog,
colly,
dirty,
grime,
involve,
peat bog,
soil,
stand still
Synonyms:
bog down,
entangle,
get stuck,
morass,
muck,
muck up,
mud,
quagmire
Also try:
— Adjectives for mire:
deep,
black,
great,
bloody,
very,
eriophorum,
thick,
sphagnum,
vile,
filthy,
much,
more...
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