Want of health or soundness; infirmity, trouble, misfortune.

Unhappiness, infelicity, misery.

death, destruction; evil-doing, mischief; evil fortune, calamity.

Unhappiness, misery; misfortune, ill luck.

Unhappiness, misfortune; an instance of this. Cf. unselth, n.

Mishap, misfortune, trouble. Also: sin, wickedness, wrongdoing; an instance of this.

Mischief; calamity; ruin. Obsolete.

Misfortune, bad luck.

transferred and figurative. Calamity, misfortune, trouble. Obsolete.

(with plural) A misfortune, a calamity, a disaster; an adversity.

The state of being unhappy or unfortunate; an unhappy condition or state of affairs; unhappiness, misery; bad fortune, ill luck, misfortune.

Ruin, fatal mischief; woful or hapless fate; harm, woe. Chiefly poetical.

An abortive or unprofitable undertaking; failure, disaster. Cf. naufrage, n. 1.

The condition of being unfortunate; misfortune, adversity.

Chiefly literary. Ruin; destruction; misadventure. Cf. naufragie, n. Obsolete.

The state or condition of grievous affliction or adversity; deep distress, trouble, or misery, arising from some adverse circumstance or event.

Harm, injury, mischief; misfortune, trouble. Obsolete (passing into 4).

Ill fate; misfortune.

= inconvenience, n. 3. Obsolete.

Deep anger or resentment; wrath, rage, or fury; ire.

U.S. regional and Caribbean. A calamitous state of affairs; a disaster. Also as int., expressing annoyance or surprise. Cf. murder, n.1 5a.