unparadise
/ˌʌnˈpærədaɪz/Definitions
1. noun
A place or situation that is the opposite of a paradise, often characterized by discomfort, hardship, or unpleasantness.
“The refugee camp was considered a vast unparadise, with scarce resources and poor living conditions.”
2. verb
To deprive or remove something of its paradise-like qualities, often resulting in a less desirable state.
“The once-idyllic resort was unparadised by the construction of a nearby industrial plant.”