wretched 音标拼音: [r'ɛtʃɪd]
a . 可怜的,不幸的,卑鄙的,肮脏的
可怜的,不幸的,卑鄙的,肮脏的
wretched adj 1 :
of very poor quality or condition ; "
deplorable housing conditions in the inner city "; "
woeful treatment of the accused "; "
woeful errors of judgment " [
synonym : {
deplorable },
{
execrable }, {
miserable }, {
woeful }, {
wretched }]
2 :
characterized by physical misery ; "
a wet miserable weekend ";
"
spent a wretched night on the floor " [
synonym : {
miserable },
{
wretched }]
3 :
very unhappy ;
full of misery ; "
he felt depressed and miserable "; "
a message of hope for suffering humanity ";
"
wretched prisoners huddled in stinking cages " [
synonym :
{
miserable }, {
suffering }, {
wretched }]
4 :
morally reprehensible ; "
would do something as despicable as murder "; "
ugly crimes "; "
the vile development of slavery appalled them "; "
a slimy little liar " [
synonym : {
despicable },
{
ugly }, {
vile }, {
slimy }, {
unworthy }, {
worthless }, {
wretched }]
5 :
deserving or inciting pity ; "
a hapless victim "; "
miserable victims of war "; "
the shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic "-
Galsworthy ; "
piteous appeals for help "; "
pitiable homeless children "; "
a pitiful fate "; "
Oh ,
you poor thing "; "
his poor distorted limbs "; "
a wretched life " [
synonym : {
hapless }, {
miserable }, {
misfortunate },
{
pathetic }, {
piteous }, {
pitiable }, {
pitiful }, {
poor },
{
wretched }]
Wretched \
Wretch "
ed \,
a .
1 .
Very miserable ;
sunk in ,
or accompanied by ,
deep affliction or distress ,
as from want ,
anxiety ,
or grief ;
calamitous ;
woeful ;
very afflicting . "
To what wretched state reserved !" --
Milton .
[
1913 Webster ]
O cruel !
Death !
to those you are more kind Than to the wretched mortals left behind . --
Waller .
[
1913 Webster ]
207 Moby Thesaurus words for "
wretched ":
abject ,
abominable ,
adverse ,
affecting ,
afflicted ,
afflictive ,
antagonistic ,
arrant ,
atrocious ,
awful ,
base ,
beastly ,
beggarly ,
beneath contempt ,
bitter ,
blameworthy ,
bleak ,
brutal ,
cheap ,
cheerless ,
cheesy ,
comfortless ,
common ,
conflicting ,
contemptible ,
contrary ,
counter ,
counteractive ,
crummy ,
crushed ,
cut up ,
debased ,
deep -
troubled ,
degraded ,
deplorable ,
depraved ,
depressing ,
depressive ,
desolate ,
despairing ,
despicable ,
despondent ,
detestable ,
detrimental ,
difficult ,
dire ,
dirty ,
discomforting ,
disconsolate ,
discontented ,
disgusting ,
dismal ,
dismaying ,
distressful ,
distressing ,
doleful ,
dolorific ,
dolorogenic ,
dolorous ,
dreadful ,
dreary ,
egregious ,
enormous ,
execrable ,
fetid ,
filthy ,
flagrant ,
forlorn ,
foul ,
fulsome ,
gaudy ,
gimcracky ,
grave ,
grievous ,
grim ,
gross ,
hard ,
harmful ,
hateful ,
heart -
stricken ,
heart -
struck ,
heartsick ,
heinous ,
hopeless ,
horrible ,
horrid ,
hostile ,
humorless ,
ignoble ,
in bad humor ,
in opposition ,
indolent ,
infamous ,
infestive ,
inimical ,
joyless ,
lamentable ,
little ,
loathsome ,
lousy ,
low ,
low -
down ,
lumpen ,
mangy ,
mean ,
measly ,
melancholy ,
meretricious ,
mirthless ,
miserable ,
monstrous ,
mournful ,
moving ,
nasty ,
nefarious ,
noisome ,
not easy ,
notorious ,
obnoxious ,
odious ,
offensive ,
opposed ,
opposing ,
opposite ,
out of humor ,
out of sorts ,
outrageous ,
painful ,
paltry ,
pathetic ,
petty ,
piteous ,
pitiable ,
pitiful ,
pleasureless ,
poignant ,
poky ,
poor ,
rank ,
regrettable ,
reprehensible ,
reptilian ,
repulsive ,
rigorous ,
rotten ,
rubbishy ,
rueful ,
ruthful ,
sad ,
saddening ,
scabby ,
scandalous ,
schlock ,
scrubby ,
scruffy ,
scummy ,
scurvy ,
scuzzy ,
servile ,
shabby ,
shameful ,
sharp ,
shocking ,
shoddy ,
sinister ,
slumlike ,
slummy ,
small ,
sordid ,
sore ,
sorrowful ,
sorry ,
sorryish ,
squalid ,
stressful ,
stricken ,
suicidal ,
terrible ,
too bad ,
touching ,
trashy ,
troublesome ,
troublous ,
trumpery ,
trying ,
two -
for -
a -
cent ,
two -
for -
a -
penny ,
twopenny ,
twopenny -
halfpenny ,
uncheerful ,
uncheery ,
unclean ,
uncomfortable ,
unfavorable ,
unhappy ,
unjoyful ,
unmentionable ,
unmirthful ,
unsmiling ,
untoward ,
valueless ,
vile ,
villainous ,
woebegone ,
woeful ,
worst ,
worthless
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WRETCHED Definition Meaning - Merriam-Webster The meaning of WRETCHED is deeply afflicted, dejected, or distressed in body or mind How to use wretched in a sentence
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WRETCHED | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary WRETCHED definition: 1 unpleasant or of low quality: 2 feeling very ill or very unhappy: 3 used to express anger… Learn more
wretched adjective - Definition, pictures, pronunciation and usage . . . Definition of wretched adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more
WRETCHED definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary 5 meanings: 1 in poor or pitiful circumstances 2 characterized by or causing misery 3 despicable; base 4 poor, inferior, or Click for more definitions
Wretched - definition of wretched by The Free Dictionary Define wretched wretched synonyms, wretched pronunciation, wretched translation, English dictionary definition of wretched adj wretch·ed·er , wretch·ed·est 1 In a deplorable state of distress or misfortune; miserable: "the wretched prisoners huddling in the stinking cages"
wretched - Wiktionary, the free dictionary wretched (comparative more wretched, superlative most wretched) Characterized by or feeling deep affliction or distress; very miserable
WRETCHED Definition Meaning | Dictionary. com WRETCHED definition: very unfortunate in condition or circumstances; miserable; pitiable See examples of wretched used in a sentence
Wretched Definition Meaning | YourDictionary Wretched definition: In a deplorable state of distress or misfortune; miserable
wretched - definition and meaning - Wordnik The boys hurrahed vociferously when they left what they called wretched little England; but subsequently Richard held that his having been educated abroad was an incalculable loss to him The Life of Sir Richard Burton Thomas Wright 1897 Albert wore haircloth next to the skin, and clothed himself with coarse cloth and in wretched garments