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wretched

[rech-id] / ˈrɛtʃ ɪd /


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"That's the only thing I can set against the wretched bishop image."

From BBC

But it is particularly Jean’s voice — her raw drive, with no speck of self-pity, to make work against wretched odds — that haunts the mind long after reading “Take What You Need.”

From Washington Post

Still, it shows that wretched excess is almost everywhere.

From Washington Post

He ran alone in the way he runs, which is to suggest the idea of running as something fluid rather than wretched, painless rather than onerous.

From Washington Post

Usually made with gin or bourbon, it’s a similarly tart, bubbly highball, also made with lime and a slightly saline mineral water, also perfect for defying wretched summers.

From Washington Post