Miserable, wretched; grievous.

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

Miserable, wretched. Also: causing wretchedness or misery; evil, cruel.

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

Miserable, wretched.

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

Unfortunate, wretched.

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

Wretched, miserable.

Distressed, miserable; in need.

miserable, wretched.

Miserable, wretched.

Miserable, unhappy.

Sorrowful, sad, miserable. Obsolete.

Wretched; miserable; unhappy.

Full of misery; miserable, wretched.

Wretched, miserable. Obsolete.

Wretched.

Destitute of joy or comfort, like one bereft of friends or relatives; forlorn, disconsolate; overwhelmed with grief and misery, wretched.

Of a person: lacking consolation or comfort; forlorn, inconsolable; unhappy, despondent; (in Middle English also) †despairing of (obsolete). Also…

Miserable, wretched, unfortunate. Obsolete.

Miserable, wretched.

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

Not visited, in various senses.

Tribulated. (Construed as past participle)

That is without happiness; devoid of happiness.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

Without bliss; hapless, miserable.

(un-, prefix1 affix 10a.)

Beset by a feeling of misery; feeling very unhappy; melancholy, depressed. Also in weakened sense: uneasy, uncomfortable.

Full of misery: cf. thrall, n.1 3.

Of persons: Involved in calamity, distress, or affliction; distressed, unfortunate, miserable. Obsolete.

Subjected to tribulation, afflicted.

Unlucky, untoward, unfortunate. Also, poor, dreary, low-spirited; sickly, feeble (cf. dauncy, adj.). Scottish, northern, and U.S. dialect.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)

= miserable, adj.