wrecche Antonyms
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Meaning of wrecche
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wrecche (n.)
A wretch.
Webster
wrecche (a.)
Wretched.
wrecche Sentence Examples
- The wrecche trembled in fear as the storm raged outside.
- The outcast wrecche lived a desolate life on the outskirts of the village.
- The once-proud knight was now reduced to a wrecche, begging for scraps.
- The orphaned wrecche wandered aimlessly, lost and alone.
- The crippled wrecche found solace in the kindness of strangers.
- The despised wrecche was shunned by society, but found acceptance in the arms of compassion.
- The wretched wrecche huddled in a doorway, seeking shelter from the elements.
- The forsaken wrecche cried out in despair, his voice echoing through the empty streets.
- The destitute wrecche relied on the meager handouts of those who pitied him.
- The downtrodden wrecche carried the weight of the world on his weary shoulders.
FAQs About the word wrecche
A wretch., Wretched.
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The wrecche trembled in fear as the storm raged outside.
The outcast wrecche lived a desolate life on the outskirts of the village.
The once-proud knight was now reduced to a wrecche, begging for scraps.
The orphaned wrecche wandered aimlessly, lost and alone.
