Wretchedness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WRETCHEDNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being wretched
• The quality or state of being wretched; utter misery.
• A wretched object; anything despicably.
• a state of ill-being due to affliction or misfortune
• the character of being uncomfortable and unpleasant
• the quality of being poor and inferior and sorry
ADJECTIVE:
• of poor quality; very bad
• used to express anger or annoyance
• (of a person) in a very unhappy or unfortunate state
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• deeply afflicted, dejected, or distressed in body or mind

Words related to WRETCHEDNESS

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Words that contain WRETCHEDNESS

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How to use WRETCHEDNESS in a sentence

• Two days later the crusaders came in sight of the Holy City, the object of their long pilgrimage, the cause of wretchedness and death to millions.
• They knew that these forces would save the world, whatever the depth of ignominy, wretchedness, and despair.
• Thus he roamed about I in misery for some years, and at length came to the desert where Rapunzel lived in wretchedness.
• A weight of wretchedness and woe, That words could never speak.
• I struggled boldly with the waves, and succeeded in keeping myself up, when I saw, with terror, the extent of our wretchedness.
• Humility exalteth man to the heaven of glory and power, whilst pride abaseth him to the depths of wretchedness and degradation.
• Keep me near to the throne of Thy majesty, face to face with the revelation of the signs of Thy glory, for wretchedness hath grievously touched me.
• You have no conception of the wretchedness of it all.
• Those sad words said, it was useless to prolong the wretchedness of our separation.
• I wish to live, to take you far away and make you so happy that you will forget the wretchedness and failure of the past.
• I told him I could bear any trial except the wretchedness of seeing him come back a helpless, broken-down man, trying uselessly to begin life again when too old for a change.
• In addition to this wretchedness, the smaller children were nearly naked.
• Men who seem to have renounced every feeling of humanity have been induced to pity orphan wretchedness.
• Because of his stature and powerful physique, and perhaps, too, because of the wretchedness in his eyes, people noticed him.
• He suffered on the 2nd, and on the 8th his companion in iniquity and wretchedness underwent the same punishment.
• Presently a soft, half-smothered sob came from Betty and it expressed such utter wretchedness that his heart melted.
• Such are the many, and the many make the wretchedness of earth.
• His wife, ill-treated, deserted, and despised, died of wretchedness in 1715.
• She did not know that it was solely her utter wretchedness that kept them at a distance.
• No change had come to soften the truth of the picture that a by-gone wretchedness threw upon his memory.
• The man led a life of supreme wretchedness while he was reading this volume.
• It is hard for us to realize that it is exactly in those times when a few women are surrounded with great luxury that most of the sex are reduced to heavy labor and wretchedness.
• He will have paid in wretchedness and humiliation for his inheritance.
• Such young-old faces! Such weary men! And such tales of wretchedness! She got the tales by intuition rather than by words, though she was picking up some French at that.
• She could get back some of her self-respect, she thought, by enduring it all, first the wretchedness, then the pain, with a Spartan fortitude.

Similar words containing WRETCHEDNES without suffix s

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