Pronunciation: /dɛn ʌv ɪˈnɪkwɪti/
noun A den is a place where people engage in activities that are considered immoral or illegal.
A1 I heard that the abandoned house down the street is a den of iniquity.
A2 The detective suspected that the nightclub was a den of iniquity where illegal activities took place.
B1 The small town was known for having a den of iniquity hidden in the back alleys.
B2 The journalist uncovered a den of iniquity operating under the guise of a legitimate business.
C1 Despite its glamorous exterior, the casino was actually a den of iniquity run by a notorious crime syndicate.
C2 The undercover agent infiltrated the den of iniquity to gather evidence against the criminal organization.
preposition The preposition 'of' shows the relationship between 'den' and 'iniquity'.
A1 The town's old abandoned house was rumored to be a den of iniquity.
A2 The detective discovered that the nightclub was a den of iniquity where illegal activities took place.
B1 The police raided the den of iniquity and arrested several suspects.
B2 The journalist uncovered a den of iniquity operating right under the authorities' noses.
C1 The wealthy businessman was rumored to frequent a den of iniquity in the city's underground.
C2 Despite its glamorous facade, the exclusive club was a den of iniquity where corruption thrived.
formal The police raided the den of iniquity and arrested several suspects.
informal I heard that place is a total den of iniquity, we should stay away from it.
slang That club is a real den of iniquity, you never know what kind of trouble you'll find there.
figurative The abandoned house had become a den of iniquity, filled with all sorts of illicit activities.
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