Unfortunate, wretched. Cf. unseely, adj. 1a.

Cruel, dire, horrid, grievous. Obsolete.

Of persons. Unfortunate, unhappy, miserable, wretched; deserving pity.

Of persons: Poor; miserable; deeply afflicted; = wretched, adj. 1. Obsolete.

Wretched, miserable, lowly.

Unfortunate, wretched.

Of persons, etc.: Living in a state of misery, poverty, or degradation; sunk in distress or dejection; very miserable or unhappy.

Distressed, miserable; in need.

Unhappy, wretched, unfortunate. Cf. unsele, adj. 2.

miserable, wretched.

Miserable, wretched.

Full of misery; wretched.

Not blessed in fortune or lot; unfortunate, wretched, miserable.

Wretched; miserable; unhappy.

Full of misery; miserable, wretched.

Wretched, miserable. Obsolete.

Wretched.

Unfortunate, miserable, wretched.

figurative. Poor, meagre; miserable, wretched. Obsolete.

Living or existing in a state of external distress or misery; that is in a wretched condition.

Characterized by, arising from, vengeance or revenge; cruel, dreadful.

Of persons: Unfortunate, unlucky, ill-fated; miserable in lot or circumstances. Also, in later use, wretched in mind.

Miserable, wretched, unfortunate. Obsolete.

Miserable, wretched.

Unlucky, wretched; wicked.

Esp. of a person: miserable, wretched. Obsolete.

In pitiful condition, wretched.

Of persons. Miserable, wretched. rare.

Rascally, disreputable; wretched; worn-out; worthless.

= unblessed, adj. 2.

Miserable, wretched. Obsolete.

Scottish and English regional (midlands). Lacking resourcefulness; helpless, incapable, incompetent. Also: wasteful, careless; slovenly.