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Adjective
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Comparative for feeling, deserving of, or characterized by, severe unhappiness or sadness
unhappier
gloomier
forlorner
sorrier
pitifuller
sadder
woefuller
dolefuler
glummer
abjecter
poorer
moroser
mournfuller
sullener
sombererUS
sombrerUK
bleaker
drearer
drearier
droopier
lonelier
lower
sourer
more depressed
more disconsolate
more dejected
more downcast
more distressed
more melancholy
more pathetic
more heartbroken
more pitiable
more sorrowful
more crestfallen
more cheerless
more inconsolable
more woebegone
more worthless
more anguished
more melancholic
more blue
more devastated
more hopeless
more piteous
more rueful
more brokenhearted
more comfortless
more solemn
more spiritless
more choked
more depressive
more despondent
more dolorous
more elegiacal
more heartsick
more heartsore
more joyless
more lonesome
more gutted
more heartbreaking
more heartrending
more afflicted
more bummed
more calamitous
more dispirited
more hapless
more helpless
more mirthless
more powerless
more tragic
more grief-stricken
more cut up
more down in the mouth
more low-spirited
more down in the dumps
“Her eyes had widened considerably upon taking in the sight of the wretched man.”
Adjective
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Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
bleaker
miserabler
darker
drearier
gloomier
sombrerUK
sombererUS
forlorner
moroser
glummer
sullener
colder
direr
drearer
grayerUS
blacker
greyerUK
murkier
cloudier
lonelier
sadder
mournfuller
dolefuler
woefuller
unhappier
sorrier
grimmer
badder
lower
droopier
more ❯
“It was the ugliest and most wretched event that had happened in the nation over the last thousand years.”
Adjective
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Comparative for in harsh or grievous circumstances
badder
horribler
unpleasanter
awfuller
horrider
terribler
grimmer
miserabler
rottener
severer
woefuller
bitterer
difficulter
dolefuler
fouler
ghastlier
gruesomer
harsher
lousier
nastier
poorer
viler
graver
grislier
hairier
painfuller
crueler
meaner
bleaker
harder
starker
viciouser
more distressing
more disconcerting
more horrendous
more troublesome
more troubling
more disquieting
more dreadful
more horrific
more irksome
more objectionable
more worrisome
more agonizingUS
more appalling
more daunting
more distasteful
more forbidding
more horrifying
more loathsome
more revolting
more stressful
more torturous
more traumatic
more unpalatable
more unsettling
more abominable
more atrocious
more dismal
more ❯
“Seebohm had done more than anyone to expose the wretched living conditions of the poor in his 1901 treatise on the slums of York.”
Adjective
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Comparative for marked by misfortune
unluckier
unhappier
miserabler
loster
forlorner
woefuller
poorer
pitifuller
blacker
more unfortunate
more luckless
more blighted
more ill-starred
more star-crossed
more cursed
more hopeless
more ill-fated
more doomed
more hapless
more snakebit
more accursed
more afflicted
more hexed
more unpropitious
more stricken
more disadvantaged
more irretrievable
more inveterate
more ruined
more bewitched
more infernal
more vulnerable
more aimless
more alone
more infelicitous
more ill-omened
more woebegone
more calamitous
more unfavourableUK
more unfavorableUS
more accident-prone
“Apparently, he has been complaining because of his wretched luck on the markets.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for low, or very bad, in condition or quality
awfuller
terribler
badder
miserabler
poorer
sleazier
abjecter
lousier
punker
trashier
crumbier
crummier
horribler
junkier
lamer
paltrier
rottener
shabbier
sorrier
suckier
beastlier
cheaper
commoner
grottier
shoddier
yuckier
bummer
cheesier
coarser
cruddier
dirtier
faultier
flimsier
ghastlier
grosser
grubbier
meaner
nastier
pitifuller
rattier
scabbier
schlockier
scummier
scurvier
seedier
shlockier
sordider
wacker
weaker
woefuller
more ❯
“The furniture of this wretched apartment consisted of a wooden table and a bedstead, over which was strewed a few trusses of straw.”
Adjective
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Comparative for showing a lack of honor or decency
viler
ignobler
baser
shabbier
dirtier
hatefuller
filthier
lower
meaner
nastier
rottener
snider
sordider
beastlier
lousier
paltrier
scurvier
poxier
abjecter
disgustinger
wickeder
fouler
badder
unworthier
sorrier
cheaper
scummier
horribler
unpleasanter
miserabler
more ❯
“It made him pray and weep in the searing realization that he had lived a life of wretched wickedness.”
Adjective
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Comparative for feeling sick or ill
sicker
sicklier
infirmer
unhealthier
weaker
ricketier
paler
frailer
feebler
rockier
grimmer
badder
peakier
wobblier
more ill
more unwell
more ailing
more crook
more out of sorts
more indisposed
more unsound
more diseased
more invalid
more disordered
more infected
more bedridden
more sickened
more peaked
more tottering
more feverish
more off
more delicate
more imperfect
more laid up
more off-colorUS
more defective
more stricken
“Daniel was feeling wretched after the space journey and his face looked haggard.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for used to express anger or annoyance
rottener
bloodier
ruddier
curster
horribler
peskier
fuller
dirtier
filthier
hatefuller
lousier
loster
fouler
awfuller
horrider
disgustinger
viler
nastier
unpleasanter
obscener
ghastlier
eviller
beastlier
terribler
grosser
uglier
fulsomer
scurvier
yuckier
wickeder
more blessed
more blooming
more confounded
more flaming
more precious
more ❯
“I keep telling you, I don't want your wretched money.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for disturbing in nature due to references to death or dying
gruesomer
ghastlier
grimmer
grislier
horrider
unearthlier
gloomier
bleaker
darker
eerier
colder
shadowier
direr
gorier
grotesquer
scarier
shadier
spookier
weirder
sombererUS
sombrerUK
miserabler
moroser
sullener
horribler
drearier
ghostlier
sadder
drearer
graver
more macabre
more morbid
more hideous
more dreadful
more frightening
more frightful
more horrific
more lurid
more horrifying
more nightmarish
more terrifying
more fearsome
more funereal
more monstrous
more revolting
more sepulchral
more loathsome
more chilling
more grewsome
more horrendous
more offensive
more sickening
more spookish
more ❯
“The atmosphere it creates embodies the most morbid and wretched nature of the artist.”
Adjective
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Comparative for in poor condition through long use or lack of care
shabbier
seedier
grungier
meaner
dumpier
miserabler
dingier
squalider
slummier
ricketier
sordider
crummier
grottier
scuzzier
older
shackier
sleazier
scruffier
rattier
tackier
mangier
skankier
shoddier
seamier
scrubbier
tattier
poorer
unpleasanter
sorrier
pitifuller
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for disturbing in nature due to references to death or dying
gruesomer
ghastlier
grimmer
grislier
horrider
unearthlier
gloomier
horribler
darker
eerier
sombererUS
sombrerUK
ghostlier
gorier
grotesquer
shadowier
scarier
shadier
spookier
more distressing
more macabre
more morbid
more hideous
more dreadful
more frightening
more frightful
more horrific
more lurid
more horrifying
more nightmarish
more terrifying
more fearsome
more funereal
more monstrous
more sepulchral
more grewsome
more chilling
more spookish
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