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wretched
adjective as in terrible, very bad
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Example Sentences
After the Phillies’ weekend series the Dodgers play three games against the wretched Nationals and three against the Chicago Cubs, who they’ve already beaten twice in two attempts.
What a wretched group of seniors you must be ... for shoveling out this bull—.
Scotland had been as wretched as Greece had been classy.
The death knell was the wretched failure of Christian nationalism as a governing style.
Gatland says he has "no regrets" about returning to the job, but admits to beginning to lose belief after a wretched run of form.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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