woesome (Meaning)
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woesome (a.)
Woeful.
Synonyms & Antonyms of woesome
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
woesome Sentence Examples
- The woesome cries of the wounded soldiers echoed through the battlefield.
- The news of the tragic accident brought a woesome silence over the small town.
- Her woesome appearance reflected the hardships she had endured.
- The woesome state of the economy left many families struggling to make ends meet.
- The woesome consequences of the war left a lasting scar on the nation.
- He felt a woesome sense of loss after his beloved pet passed away.
- The woesome lyrics of the song captured the depths of despair.
- The woesome plight of the refugees touched the hearts of many.
- His woesome gaze betrayed the pain he was hiding within.
- The woesome fate that befell the protagonist left readers feeling heavy-hearted.
FAQs About the word woesome
Woeful.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The woesome cries of the wounded soldiers echoed through the battlefield.
The news of the tragic accident brought a woesome silence over the small town.
Her woesome appearance reflected the hardships she had endured.
The woesome state of the economy left many families struggling to make ends meet.
