A miserable or wretched person.
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释义 | the mind > emotion > suffering > misery > [noun] > miserable person (10) armOE A miserable or wretched person. ermingOE A poor or miserable creature; a wretch. Also attributive. wretchc1000 One who is sunk in deep distress, sorrow, misfortune, or poverty; a miserable, unhappy, or unfortunate person; a poor or hapless being. caitiffc1325 Expressing commiseration: A wretched miserable person, a poor wretch, one in a piteous case. Obsolete. crachouna1400 A word of uncertain origin, frequent in Cursor Mundi, the later texts of which render it caitiff or wretch. miserable1484 A miserable person; a person who is extremely poor, unhappy, or wretched. Frequently in plural. miser1542 A miserable or wretched person; a wretch. Obsolete. elf1573 In a vague depreciatory sense, ‘a (poor) creature’, ‘a (poor, pious) soul’, ‘a (poor) devil’. angishore1835 Irish English and Newfoundland. A weak, pitiable, or poverty-stricken person; a wretch. Subcategories:— collectively (1) |
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