= wretchedness, n. 1.

wretchedness.

Misery; distress; baseness.

wretchedness, misery.

misery.

A condition of trouble or distress.

The state or condition of being a wretch or wretched person; wretchedness, misery.

The condition of being cursed or under a curse; damnation; misery.

Affliction or calamity; deep distress, misery.

Wretchedness; misery; a cause or source of distress.

A condition of discomfort or distress caused by privation, poverty, misfortune, adversity, or the like; great misery or unhappiness.

Wretchedness, misery.

A condition of external unhappiness, discomfort, or distress; wretchedness of outward circumstances; distress caused by privation or poverty.

Wretchedness, misery.

Distressed condition, woeful plight. Obsolete.

Wretchedness, misery.

Deplorable condition, misery. Obsolete. rare.

Wretchedness, misery.

A condition calling for pity; pitiable state; sad fate. Obsolete.

Unnatural character or quality; wretchedness; immorality. Obsolete.

A state or condition of distress, sorrow, or misfortune; misery, wretchedness; sadness. Also: the quality of expressing or causing woe.

Miserableness, misery.

Low or wretched condition. Obsolete.

Unfortunate or wretched state. Obsolete. rare.

The quality or condition of being miserable; wretchedness, miserable unhappiness. Also: a state or cause of misery or distress.

The state or condition of being deplorable; misery, wretchedness.

= misery, n.

plural. plural. Depressing circumstances, miseries.