wretchedly

Inspectors have described Scotland's largest prison as being in a "wretchedly poor state" while operating at 30% over capacity.

In many cases, toxin levels are low, or the amount of plant material you would have to ingest to present symptoms is wretchedly high.

The night I saw it, not all of that singing was precisely on key, and the child nearest me overacted wretchedly.

There was one that referred to her as "wretchedly self-absorbed."

They are wretchedly poor, and live in a cave close to the huge alcove in the cliff where one of the Buddhas used to stand.