Wofully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WOFULLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a woeful manner; sorrowfully; mournfully; miserably; dolefully.
ADVERB:
• in a manner that is characterized by, expressive of, or causing sorrow or misery.
ADJECTIVE:
• WOFUL, full of grief, also WAEFUL, WAESOME, WOESOME

Words related to WOFULLY

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How to use WOFULLY in a sentence

• The liquor, if it really possessed such virtues as Doctor Heidegger imputed to it, could not have been bestowed on four human beings who needed it more wofully.
• I must confess to having been wofully disappointed.
• The need of education of all kinds for both races is wofully apparent.
• His face was wofully meagre, and seemed scored and overlaid with care-marks.
• Apparently they are unconscious of the fact that they thus wofully diminish the credit to be given to the victors.
• There was in the eager faces, some almost wofully serious, some half-smiling, all wide-eyed and with craning necks, a tremendous indication of an almost breathless interest.
• Miss Fotheringay, for instance, represented his notions as to what a woman should be physically, but intellectually he found her wofully below his required standard.
• Her dress was wofully neglected, her hair loose, that is, it escaped from her cap, her white bosom was bare, and her feet without shoe or stocking.
• In this expectation, however, they were, alas! most wofully disappointed.
• But these spurious obelisks have little dignity or significance, and suffer wofully when brought into comparison with specimens of the genuine work of old Egypt.
• It is well, at any rate, to consider economy in some matters in these wofully extravagant days.
• The spring work would find us wofully behindhand if I did not look sharp.
• The Count stepped out upon the very edge of the pier and gazed wofully down upon the swelling waters.
• After he has been ruling for fifty years, his own neighborhood is wofully harried by a fire-spewing dragon.
• We are often wofully disappointed when we attend a lecture on poetry by a poet, or one on painting by an artist.
• She thought she was coming wofully down in the world when she came out, and finds herself better received than ever she was in her life before.
• The English club and the English home are primarily for seclusion, not for companionship, and this characteristic alone is wofully hard for the stranger to understand.
• Hence are all imitations of their permitted and perpetuated folly in wofully bad taste.
• Fred was beginning to see largely manifested in Henley the very qualities which were wofully missing from his own merry and shiftless make-up.
• No answer immediately forthcoming, that wofully illusory smile returned again to his features.
• The great statesman was wofully puzzled on receiving this message.
• These data would be invaluable in preserving a perspective which the modern historian of the American theatre so wofully lacks.
• And then where would be his sighed-for salvage? Wofully thinned, he thought, or more probably whisked away altogether.
• I sold what I had at Belgaum, before I left it, at a dead loss, as I expected to get plenty here on my arrival, but have been wofully disappointed.
• Her smile, though wofully sad, is sweet and sympathetic.
• And it is precisely these professional duties of which the person untrained in library work is in most cases wofully ignorant.

Similar words containing WOFUL without suffix ly

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