wretchful Synonyms
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wretchful Meaning
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wretchful (a.)
Wretched.
wretchful Sentence Examples
- The wretchful sight of the emaciated children left an indelible scar on her mind.
- The beggar's eyes held a wretchful expression that tugged at the heartstrings.
- The tyrant's reign of terror created a wretchful existence for his subjects.
- After years of hardship, he had become a wretchful shadow of his former self.
- The wretchful stench of the garbage dump permeated the neighborhood.
- The memory of her childhood abuse haunted her with wretchful visions.
- The shipwreck survivors were reduced to a wretchful state of desperation.
- The wretchful poverty of the slum dwellers broke her spirit.
- The sight of the dying animal was a wretchful reminder of the fragility of life.
- The wretchful cry of the wounded soldier pierced the night like a dagger.
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The wretchful sight of the emaciated children left an indelible scar on her mind.
The beggar's eyes held a wretchful expression that tugged at the heartstrings.
The tyrant's reign of terror created a wretchful existence for his subjects.
After years of hardship, he had become a wretchful shadow of his former self.
