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Opposite of utopia

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When society turns wrong or bad instead of having a good society.

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A failed world, that went in the complete opposite direction to the one that was intended.

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a society that isnt good and messed up with unhappy people

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a society that is in ruins

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A society that's really bad.
Opposite of utopia

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A culture with extreme misery or deprivation, usually an authoritarian or postapocalyptic society.

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it is society that there is suffering or injustice

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Opposite of utopia

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A dystopia is a state or society that suffers from injustice. Some ideas that may come to mind when describing a dystopia is oppression, rebellion, revolutions, disasters and catastrophes. An example of a dystopia in literature is "The Time Machine" by H.G. Wells, which is when a Time Traveller goes forward in time to find that the world has been divided in two races, the Eloi and the Morlocks.

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A world where it is a terrible place. Like the opposite of a Utopia.

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Is a dream of achieving a greater society but failed to meet its expectations for the future.

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A society that is drastically different than modern times. Usually more technologically advanced.

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I imagine a dystopian society to be a place of injustice, suffering, and an overall place of unfair controlled living.

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dystopia. a society that is the opposite of an ideal society is some aspects.

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A dystopia is a state that maintains an authoritarian regime, which creates great suffering within the society. It usually does not allow for useful progress to occur.

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A future that isn't ideal

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A dystopia is a society that has fallen into ruin. An example that I'm thinking of is the world of The Lottery. Some aspects of a dystopian society are suffering and a lack of hope.

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A world that has a lot of suffering or injustice. I see a dystopian society as almost post-apocalyptic. In films they are often very oppressive and controlling. An example of a dystopia in film is something similar to the movie the Hunger Games.

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No freedom. An example is Oceania in 1984 or A Clockwork Orange

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North Korea, America politically. Anything that seems wrong to us (people not part of the society).

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dystopia a world that people believe it perfect but not it just ruin society where only people benefit to system.

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dystopia a world that people believe it perfect but not it just ruin society where only people benefit to system.

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An utterly horrible place, the idealistic opposite of a Utopia. The opposite of a free idealistic world. A world full of failures, torment, oppression, and overbearing
Suffering. Widespread Brainwashing and re-writing of history and knowledge

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A Dystopian society is typically an imagined state of society in which great injustice, unrest and suffering is omnipresent. Some aspects of a Dystopian society are a totalitarian government controlling and managing the information and opinions of its citizens, or a society without any order or any form of government to manage chaos. When I think of Dystopia in literature, a few that come to mind are the ones from The Giver, Divergent, The Maze Runner and The Hunger Games.

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A dystopia is an unpleasant society where their is no sense of freedom.

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Dystopia is an alternate or future reality indistinguishable from our own. Some words that come to mind would be authoritarianism, rebellion, propaganda and technology. There are many types and aspects of a dystopian soceity but what comes to mind is an ultra authoritarian government that takes control of many aspects of human life and free will or extreme anarchy and rampant crime. Some examples of dystopias would be in the novel Hunger Games and the Cyberpunk game's ultra-technologically advanced dystopia

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A plagued version of humanity. An uninventive, crummy and socially disassociated society displayed through the disheartening lenses of apocalyptic themes in literature and film.

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A ruined society, with no justice. Usually when thinking of a dystopia I think of grey and gloomy areas with more slums than cities.

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A dystopia is a future that has failed, or is not as perfect as we thought. Dystopian societies are often depicted as high tech and oppressive to individuality in films and literature. One example that comes to mind is the society in "The Giver."

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A dystopia is something that seems perfect but is actually the opposite. For example, a society where knowledge is controlled and people are always monitored. A place where freedom is severely limited. A classic example of a dystopia is The Giver. However, in real life, I would say things like Cults are usually perceived as dystopias, especially to cult survivors.

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Dystopia is a world of "suffering", and is often portrayed as post-apocalyptic. I think of corruption, controlling, and barren wastelands when I think of the word dystopia. Some aspects of a dystopian society are definitely silencing outspoken voices, and the need for a certain government to stop one's free will. An example of a dystopia in film or literature could be something like "The Maze Runner", and the world outside of the Maze, where it's a hellish landscape of survivors in destroyed and overcrowded cities.