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Adjective
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Comparative for tending to cause great distress or anxiety
miserabler
sadder
gloomier
unhappier
wretcheder
pitifuller
direr
dolefuler
unluckier
crueler
grimmer
unpleasanter
awfuller
terribler
sorrier
badder
painfuller
bitterer
poorer
horribler
graver
difficulter
mournfuller
severer
bleaker
nastier
ghastlier
harsher
rottener
sombrerUK
more ❯
“Then the messengers dispersed to tell some families the woeful news of a son or a husband or a father taken.”
Adjective
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Comparative for causing or inspiring fear, dread or alarm
awfuller
grimmer
ghastlier
scarier
horrider
direr
terribler
horribler
wretcheder
miserabler
graver
fearfuller
gloomier
dreader
seriouser
lousier
crueler
uglier
extremer
fiercer
spookier
creepier
darker
unfriendlier
more dreadful
more appalling
more horrifying
more frightful
more frightening
more alarming
more terrifying
more forbidding
more fearsome
more direful
more intimidating
more formidable
more ominous
more bodeful
more spine-chilling
more hair-raising
more ❯
“A recent examination of these records suggests there was an alarming and woeful lack of attention to detail in the planning of this operation.”
Adjective
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Comparative for feeling or expressing sorrow or misery
sadder
miserabler
unhappier
mournfuller
dolefuler
forlorner
wretcheder
lower
sorrier
droopier
badder
gloomier
glummer
moroser
bitterer
sombrerUK
sombererUS
moodier
abjecter
drearier
sullener
grimmer
tearier
pitifuller
weepier
painfuller
bleaker
duller
blacker
mopier
more dejected
more depressed
more despondent
more downcast
more sorrowful
more disconsolate
more woebegone
more crestfallen
more heartbroken
more inconsolable
more melancholic
more joyless
more heartsick
more ❯
“She has been feeling woeful after her lover's death in battle.”
Adjective
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Comparative for suggestive of, or characterized by, sorrow, distress or regret
mournfuller
dolefuler
sorrier
bitterer
gloomier
glummer
sadder
unhappier
wretcheder
forlorner
miserabler
pitifuller
moroser
direr
tearier
painfuller
weepier
more sorrowful
more anguished
more heartbroken
more rueful
more dolorous
more dolesome
more plangent
more lamentable
more aching
more plaintive
more lugubrious
more regretful
more melancholy
more dismal
more blue
more afflicted
more ❯
“He felt a tug on his heart as he watched her face, her woeful expression silhouetted by the moonlight.”
Adjective
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Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
bleaker
miserabler
darker
drearier
duller
gloomier
sombrerUK
sombererUS
forlorner
unhappier
dolefuler
glummer
sullener
wretcheder
abjecter
colder
direr
drearer
grayerUS
mournfuller
sadder
blacker
greyerUK
murkier
cloudier
lonelier
moroser
grimmer
drabber
dourer
more dismal
more depressing
more ❯
“Julie woke up the next morning to more clouds in the sky and a very drab, woeful atmosphere.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for pitiful or deplorable, deserving of contempt
terribler
awfuller
rottener
crummier
wretcheder
direr
badder
miserabler
pitifuller
sorrier
horribler
sadder
lamer
meaner
feebler
abjecter
grottier
shoddier
poorer
shabbier
suckier
absurder
lousier
ghastlier
beastlier
sillier
more lamentable
more dreadful
more pathetic
more abysmal
more appalling
more dismal
more atrocious
more deplorable
more rubbish
more hopeless
more execrable
more frightful
more disgraceful
more chronic
more diabolical
more laughable
more pitiable
more abominable
more contemptible
more disastrous
more egregious
more godawful
more shameful
more calamitous
more horrendous
more direful
more grievous
more disappointing
more catastrophic
more odious
more rueful
more god-awful
more ❯
“The analysis of this highly stochastic and contingent process is exacerbated when one considers the often woeful quality of the data.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for subpar or very mediocre in standard or quality
poorer
lousier
shoddier
awfuller
trashier
cheaper
junkier
duffer
uselesser
poxier
paltrier
suckier
crummier
rottener
terribler
direr
badder
pitifuller
wretcheder
miserabler
sorrier
sadder
horribler
ropier
schlockier
bummer
lamer
faultier
shabbier
cruddier
more ❯
“Given the woeful standard of the current round of junior applicants to the profession, William thought that maybe David didn't have to go to such extraordinary lengths to prove himself.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for feeling resentment at having been unfairly treated
angrier
sorer
unhappier
more aggrieved
more resentful
more annoyed
more irritated
more displeased
more disgruntled
more piqued
more vexed
more irked
more indignant
more upset
more miffed
more discontented
more nettled
more hurt
more dissatisfied
more affronted
more distressed
more malcontent
more discontent
more disturbed
more pained
more steamed
more anguished
more afflicted
more depressed
more put out
more cheesed off
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