Sentence examples for cacotopia from inspiring English sources

And, because this virtual weather won't let up anytime soon, I'd like to propose classing the precise dystopia of "Black Mirror" as a cacotopia, by way of putting a name to the sensation it delivers.

Anthony Burgess, discussing "Nineteen Eighty-Four," favored the term on account of its gagging acrid sound: "I prefer to call Orwell's imaginary society a cacotopia — on the lines of cacophony or cacodemon.

Cacotopia is a synonym for dystopia coined, in the eighteenth century, from the Greek kakós, meaning "bad".