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wretched [ˈretʃɪd] ADJ

wretched house, conditions

wretched life, person

wretched weather

maldito(-a)

to feel wretched (sick)

to feel wretched (depressed)

to feel wretched (sick)

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All the people outside the order they called as a gang of unlucky and wretched people, without proper understanding of life. en.wikipedia.org

He writes that he is wretched and that he should no longer live. en.wikipedia.org

This is the truly tragic moment, when the hero becomes conscious of his wretched condition. en.wikipedia.org

This wretched idea disappears rather soon when the whole orchestra is playing, but it simply can not be included in the pianoforte reduction. en.wikipedia.org

After assessing the wretched conditions of the place, however, she decides to keep and raise the baby herself. en.wikipedia.org

I am quite appalled at that wretched hound, miscalled statesman, throwing the country into a state of turmoil. en.wikipedia.org

There is no class so pitiably wretched as that which possesses money and nothing else. en.wikipedia.org

His aim was to educate and instruct teachers and to improve their wretched material circumstances. en.wikipedia.org

In an utterly wretched and cowardly age his courage and his negative virtues told powerfully with the multitude. en.wikipedia.org

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