woe
ful
Comparative
more woeful
Superlative
most woeful
1
affected by deep sorrow or misery
- The stray dog had a woeful expression, with sad eyes that seemed to reflect the hardships it had endured on the streets.
- The news of the sudden loss brought a woeful atmosphere to the family gathering, as tears and mournful silence filled the room.
- In the dimly lit room, the lone musician played a woeful tune on the piano, creating a sense of sadness that hung in the air.
- As the sun set over the desolate landscape, casting long shadows, the traveler couldn't shake the woeful feeling of being far from home and alone.
- The worn-out teddy bear, sitting in the neglected corner, had a woeful appearance, reflecting the years of being overlooked and forgotten.
2
of very poor quality or condition
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