英语词汇“sad”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	sad
释义	Trends of sad View usage for: sad (sæd) Word forms: comparative sadder, superlative saddest 1. adjective [oft ADJ that/to-inf] If you are sad, you feel unhappy, usually because something has happened that you do not like. The relationship had been important to me and its loss left me feeling sad and empty. I'm sad that Julie's marriage is on the verge of splitting up. I'd grown fond of our little house and felt sad to leave it. I'm sad about my toys getting burned in the fire. [+ about] Synonyms: unhappy, down, low, blue More Synonyms of sad sadly adverb [usually ADVERB with verb] ...a gallant man who will be sadly missed by all his comrades. Judy said sadly, 'He has abandoned me.' sadness uncountable noun It is with a mixture of sadness and joy that I say farewell. Synonyms: unhappiness, sorrow, grief, tragedy More Synonyms of sad 2. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Sad stories and sad news make you feel sad. ...a desperately humorous, impossibly sad novel. I received the sad news that he had been killed in a motor-cycle accident. Synonyms: tragic, moving, upsetting, dark More Synonyms of sad 3. adjective A sad event or situation is unfortunate or undesirable. It's a sad truth that children are the biggest victims of passive smoking. Synonyms: deplorable, bad, sorry, terrible More Synonyms of sad sadly adverb [usually ADVERB adjective] Sadly, bamboo plants die after flowering. Things are sadly different in Britain. 4. adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] If you describe someone as sad, you do not have any respect for them and think their behaviour or ideas are ridiculous. [informal, disapproval] ...the obsessive rantings of sad old petrolheads. 5. See sad to say More Synonyms of sad SAD (sæd) uncountable noun SAD is an abbreviation for seasonal affective disorder. sad in British English (sæd) adjectiveWord forms: sadder or saddest 1. feeling sorrow; unhappy 2. causing, suggestive, or expressive of such feelings a sad story 3. unfortunate; unsatisfactory; shabby; deplorable her clothes were in a sad state 4. British informal ludicrously contemptible; pathetic he's a sad, boring little wimp 5. (of pastry, cakes, etc) not having risen fully; heavy 6. (of a colour) lacking brightness; dull or dark 7. archaic serious; grave noun 8. pack a sad verb 9. (tr; often passive) rare to make (a person) sad Derived forms sadly (ˈsadly) adverb sadness (ˈsadness) noun Word origin Old English sæd weary; related to Old Norse sathr, Gothic saths, Latin satur, satis enough SAD in British English abbreviation for seasonal affective disorder seasonal affective disorder in British English noun a state of depression sometimes experienced by people in winter, thought to be related to lack of sunlight Abbreviation: SAD SAD in American English seasonal affective disorder sad in American English (sæd) adjectiveWord forms: ˈsadder or ˈsaddest 1. having, expressing, or showing low spirits or sorrow; unhappy; mournful; sorrowful 2. causing or characterized by dejection, melancholy, or sorrow 3. dark or dull in color; drab 4. Informal very bad; deplorable 5. Dialectal heavy or soggy a sad cake SYNONYMY NOTE: sad is the simple, general term, ranging in implication from a mild, momentary unhappinessto a feeling of intense grief; , sorrowful implies a sadness caused by some specific loss, disappointment, etc. [her death left him sorrowful]; melancholy suggests a more or less chronic mournfulness or gloominess, or, often, merely a wistfulpensiveness [melancholy thoughts about the future]; dejected implies discouragement or a sinking of spirits, as because of frustration; , depressed suggests a mood of brooding despondency, as because of fatigue or a sense of futility[the novel left him feeling depressed]; doleful implies a mournful, often lugubrious, sadness [the doleful look on a lost child's face] OPPOSITES: happy, cheerful Derived forms sadly (ˈsadly) adverb sadness (ˈsadness) noun Word origin ME < OE sæd, sated, full, hence having feelings assoc. with satiety, akin to Ger satt, sated < IE base sā-, satisfied, sated > L satis, enough, OIr sāith, satiety Examples of 'sad' in a sentence sad They thought it was a sad story. Times, Sunday Times (2013) This is where the story gets very sad. Times, Sunday Times (2015) We just feel sad it is over. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Sad days indeed for a former giant of the game. The Sun (2015) Write to him saying how sad you are that your friendship means so little to him. The Sun (2011) Life now seems so empty and sad. The Sun (2016) This is very sad news for the whole village. Times, Sunday Times (2009) The men just look a bit sad and daft. The Sun (2008) For me it was so sad to think it had finished. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Tell your dad you know you are being difficult but that you are really sad inside. The Sun (2013) The story is familiar but gets no less sad in the retelling. Times, Sunday Times (2015) It is also extremely sad because our film shows them waving for the very last time in the wild. The Sun (2008) This sad film explores difficult questions and you have to admire those who speak out on such a sensitive subject. The Sun (2015) Deuteronomy has a strikingly sad ending. Christianity Today (2000) Her story is sad and absurd. Times, Sunday Times (2007) PLYMOUTH bade a sad farewell to one loan star as they welcomed another with open arms. The Sun (2006) She said: 'It was sad he went through this whole journey. The Sun (2015) The page was called 'I 'm really sad for those four miners. Times, Sunday Times (2011) One said: 'It is so sad what people do to make people do this stuff. The Sun (2016) Word lists with sad Arabic In other languages sad British English: sad /sæd/ ADJECTIVE If you are sad, you feel unhappy. I'm sad that you're leaving the company. American English: sad Arabic: حَزِين Brazilian Portuguese: triste Chinese: 悲伤的 Croatian: tužan Czech: smutný Danish: ked af det Dutch: treurig European Spanish: triste Finnish: surullinen French: triste German: traurig Greek: λυπημένος Italian: triste Japanese: 悲しい Korean: 슬픈 Norwegian: trist Polish: smutny European Portuguese: triste Romanian: trist Russian: печальный Latin American Spanish: triste Swedish: ledsen Thai: เศร้า Turkish: üzgün Ukrainian: сумний Vietnamese: buồn rầu All related terms of 'sad' Novi Sad a port in Serbia , in the NE on the River Danube : founded in 1690 as the seat of the Serbian patriarch ; university (1960). Pop: 234 151 (2002) sad case a person considered to be ludicrously contemptible or pathetic sad-eyed having eyes with a sad expression sad-faced having a (habitually) sad expression sad fact When you refer to something as a fact or as fact , you mean that you think it is true or correct . sad loss A loss is the disadvantage you suffer when a valuable and useful person or thing leaves or is taken away. sad sack an inept person who makes mistakes despite good intentions sad tale You can refer to an interesting, exciting , or dramatic account of a real event as a tale . sad bastard a person considered to be ludicrously contemptible or pathetic sad reality The reality of a situation is the truth about it, especially when it is unpleasant or difficult to deal with. sad stories A story is a description of an event or something that happened to someone, especially a spoken description of it. pack a sad to express sadness or displeasure strongly sad to say You can use the expression sad to say when you are describing an situation which you find unfortunate . sad reflection If something is a reflection or a sad reflection on a person or thing, it gives a bad impression of them. night jasmine a jasminelike, Indian shrub or small tree, Nyctanthes arbor-tristis , of the verbena family, having fragrant , white and orange flowers that bloom at night Chinese translation of 'sad' sad (sæd) adj (= unhappy) 伤(傷)心的 (shāngxīn de) (= distressing) 令人悲伤(傷)的 (lìng rén bēishāng de) (= regrettable) 令人遗(遺)憾的 (lìng rén yíhàn de) (inf, = pathetic) 可悲的 (kěbēi de) to be sad about sth 因某事难(難)过(過) (yīn mǒushì nánguò) I'm sad that ... ... 使我伤(傷)心 ( ... shǐ wǒ shāngxīn) he was sad to see her go 看着(著)她走，他很伤(傷)心 (kànzhe tā zǒu, tā hěn shāngxīn) it is sad that ... 很遗(遺)憾 ... (hěn yíhàn ... ) All related terms of 'sad' I'm sad that ... ... 使我伤(傷)心 ... shǐ wǒ shāngxīn to make sb sad 使某人难(難)过(過) shǐ mǒurén nánguò ⇒ The whole business makes me really angry. → 整件事使我实在恼火。 Zhěng jiàn shì shǐ wǒ shízài nǎohuǒ. it is sad that ... 很遗(遺)憾 ... hěn yíhàn ... a strange/sad character ( inf ) 一个(個)古怪/可悲的人 yī gè gǔguài/kěbēi de rén to be sad about sth 因某事难(難)过(過) yīn mǒushì nánguò he was sad to see her go 看着(著)她走，他很伤(傷)心 kànzhe tā zǒu, tā hěn shāngxīn 1 (adjective) in the sense of unhappy Definition feeling sorrow The loss left me feeling sad and empty. Synonyms unhappy Her boss is horrible and she is desperately unhappy. down The old man sounded really down. low `I didn't ask for this job, you know,' he tells friends when he is low. blue There's no earthly reason for me to feel so blue. depressed He seemed somewhat depressed. gloomy He is gloomy about the fate of the economy. grieved dismal You can't occupy yourself with dismal thoughts all the time. melancholy It was at this time of day that I felt most melancholy. sombre The pair were in sombre mood. glum What are you both looking so glum about? wistful There was a wistful look in his eyes when he spoke of his childhood. mournful He looked mournful, even near to tears. dejected Everyone has days when they feel dejected or down. downcast a glum, downcast expression grief-stricken tearful lugubrious He plays it so slowly that it becomes lugubrious. pensive She looked suddenly sombre and pensive. disconsolate He was looking increasingly disconsolate. doleful He stared over his glasses with a doleful look. heavy-hearted She looked as heavy-hearted as she felt. down in the dumps (informal) cheerless They were like a restless, cheerless throng of lost souls. lachrymose the tears of lachrymose mourners woebegone She sniffed and looked quite woebegone. down in the mouth (informal) low-spirited He was low-spirited, disappointed and out of humour. triste (archaic) sick at heart Opposites happy , pleased , glad , cheerful , jolly , merry , cheery , joyous , joyful , chirpy (informal) , in good spirits , blithe , light-hearted 2 (adjective) in the sense of tragic Definition causing, suggesting, or expressing sorrow the sad news of the destruction of a historic building Synonyms tragic She is a tragic figure. moving upsetting dark His endless chatter kept me from thinking dark thoughts. sorry depressing the depressing thought of his mother's death disastrous The team has had another disastrous day. dismal pathetic poignant a poignant reminder of her sister's death harrowing grievous pitiful It was the most pitiful sight I had ever seen. calamitous a calamitous air crash heart-rending heart-rending accounts of the disaster pitiable Her grandmother seemed to her a pitiable figure. 3 (adjective) in the sense of deplorable Definition deplorably bad It's a sad truth that so few people care about the environment. Synonyms deplorable Many of them work under deplorable conditions. bad It is bad that you repeated what I told you. sorry terrible It was a terrible thing to do to someone. distressing unfortunate miserable They have so far accepted only a miserable 1,100 refugees. dismal the country's dismal record in the Olympics shabby heartbreaking one of the most heartbreaking letters I have ever received regrettable lamentable wretched What a wretched excuse! to be deplored Opposites good 4 (adjective) in the sense of ridiculous Definition ridiculously pathetic sad old bikers Synonyms ridiculous It was an absolutely ridiculous decision. silly That's a silly thing to say. pathetic It was a pathetic sight, watching the people queue for food. sorry She is in a sorry state. foolish-looking 5 (adjective) in the sense of regrettable Definition regrettable a sad state of affairs Synonyms regrettable a regrettable incident disappointing The response to the appeal was disappointing. distressing the distressing symptoms of anxiety unhappy I have already informed your unhappy father of your expulsion. unfortunate charity days to raise money for unfortunate people unsatisfactory woeful a woeful ballad about lost love deplorable lamentable This lamentable state of affairs lasted until 1947. Opposites fortunate Additional synonyms in the sense of bad Definition naughty or mischievous It is bad that you repeated what I told you. Synonyms naughty, defiant, perverse, wayward, mischievous, wicked, unruly, impish, undisciplined, roguish, disobedient in the sense of blue Definition depressed or unhappy There's no earthly reason for me to feel so blue. Synonyms depressed, low, sad, unhappy, fed up, gloomy, dismal, melancholy, glum, dejected, despondent, downcast, down in the dumps (informal), down in the mouth, low-spirited, down-hearted in the sense of calamitous Definition resulting in or from disaster a calamitous air crash Synonyms disastrous, terrible, devastating, tragic, fatal, deadly, dreadful, dire, catastrophic, woeful, ruinous, cataclysmic Synonyms of 'sad' sad Explore 'sad' in the dictionary* Additional synonyms in the sense of cheerless Definition dreary or gloomy They were like a restless, cheerless throng of lost souls. Synonyms miserable, sad, depressed, unhappy, gloomy, dismal, melancholy, forlorn, sullen, woeful, mournful, dejected, despondent, sorrowful, disconsolate, joyless, woebegone, dolorous in the sense of dark Definition (of thoughts or ideas) gloomy or sad His endless chatter kept me from thinking dark thoughts. Synonyms gloomy, sad, grim, miserable, low, bleak, moody, dismal, pessimistic, melancholy, sombre, morbid, glum, mournful, morose, joyless, doleful, cheerless in the sense of dejected Definition in low spirits Everyone has days when they feel dejected or down. Synonyms downhearted, down, low, blue, sad, depressed, miserable, gloomy, dismal, melancholy, glum, despondent, downcast, morose, disheartened, wretched, disconsolate, crestfallen, doleful, down in the dumps (informal), cast down, sick as a parrot (informal), woebegone, low-spirited in the sense of depressed Definition low in spirits He seemed somewhat depressed. Synonyms sad, down, low, blue, unhappy, discouraged, fed up, moody, gloomy, pessimistic, melancholy, sombre, glum, mournful, dejected, despondent, dispirited, downcast, morose, disconsolate, crestfallen, doleful, downhearted, heavy-hearted, down in the dumps (informal), cheerless, woebegone, down in the mouth (informal), low-spirited in the sense of depressing the depressing thought of his mother's death Synonyms bleak, black, sad, distressing, discouraging, gloomy, daunting, hopeless, dismal, melancholy, dreary, harrowing, saddening, sombre, heartbreaking, dispiriting, disheartening, funereal, dejecting in the sense of disappointing The response to the appeal was disappointing. Synonyms unsatisfactory, inadequate, discouraging, sorry, upsetting, sad, depressing, unhappy, unexpected, pathetic, inferior, insufficient, lame, disconcerting, second-rate, unworthy, not much cop (British, slang) in the sense of disastrous The team has had another disastrous day. Synonyms unsuccessful, devastating, tragic, abortive, calamitous, cataclysmic in the sense of disconsolate Definition sad beyond comfort He was looking increasingly disconsolate. Synonyms sad, low, unhappy, miserable, gloomy, dismal, melancholy, forlorn, woeful, dejected, wretched, down in the dumps (informal) in the sense of dismal Definition gloomy and depressing You can't occupy yourself with dismal thoughts all the time. Synonyms sad, gloomy, melancholy, black, dark, depressing, discouraging, bleak, dreary, sombre, forlorn, despondent, lugubrious, sorrowful, wretched, funereal, cheerless, dolorous in the sense of dismal Definition of poor quality the country's dismal record in the Olympics Synonyms bad, awful, dreadful, rotten (informal), terrible, poor, dire, duff (British, informal), abysmal, frightful, godawful (slang) Additional synonyms in the sense of distressing the distressing symptoms of anxiety Synonyms upsetting, worrying, disturbing, painful, affecting, sad, afflicting, harrowing, grievous, hurtful, lamentable, heart-breaking, nerve-racking, gut-wrenching, distressful (literary) in the sense of doleful Definition dreary or mournful He stared over his glasses with a doleful look. Synonyms mournful, sad, gloomy, depressing, low, painful, distressing, dismal, melancholy, dreary, sombre, pitiful, forlorn, woeful, lugubrious, sorrowful, wretched, funereal, cheerless, woebegone, down in the mouth, dolorous in the sense of down Definition depressed or unhappy The old man sounded really down. Synonyms depressed, low, sad, blue, unhappy, discouraged, miserable, fed up, dismal, pessimistic, melancholy, glum, dejected, despondent, dispirited, downcast, morose, disheartened, crestfallen, downhearted, down in the dumps (informal), sick as a parrot (informal), low-spirited in the sense of downcast Definition sad and dejected a glum, downcast expression Synonyms dejected, sad, depressed, unhappy, disappointed, discouraged, miserable, dismayed, choked, daunted, dismal, despondent, dispirited, disheartened, disconsolate, crestfallen, down in the dumps (informal), cheerless, sick as a parrot (informal) in the sense of gloomy Definition despairing or sad He is gloomy about the fate of the economy. Synonyms miserable, down, sad, dismal, low, blue, pessimistic, melancholy, glum, dejected, despondent, dispirited, downcast, joyless, downhearted, down in the dumps (informal), cheerless, down in the mouth, in low spirits, chapfallen, moody, sullen, morose, crestfallen, saturnine in the sense of glum Definition gloomy and quiet, usually because of a disappointment What are you both looking so glum about? Synonyms gloomy, miserable, dismal, down, low, melancholy, dejected, downcast, morose, doleful, downhearted, down in the dumps (informal), down in the mouth, in low spirits, chapfallen, sour, moody, crabbed, pessimistic, grumpy, sullen, surly, churlish, sulky, crestfallen, saturnine, huffy, ill-humoured in the sense of heart-rending Definition causing great sadness and pity heart-rending accounts of the disaster Synonyms moving, sad, distressing, affecting, tragic, pathetic, poignant, harrowing, heartbreaking, pitiful, gut-wrenching, piteous in the sense of heartbreaking one of the most heartbreaking letters I have ever received Synonyms sad, distressing, tragic, bitter, poignant, harrowing, desolating, grievous, pitiful, agonizing, heart-rending, gut-wrenching in the sense of heavy-hearted Definition sad and discouraged She looked as heavy-hearted as she felt. Synonyms sad, depressed, discouraged, miserable, crushed, dismal, melancholy, forlorn, mournful, despondent, downcast, morose, disheartened, sorrowful, downhearted, down in the dumps (informal), sick as a parrot (informal), heartsick in the sense of lachrymose Definition mournful the tears of lachrymose mourners Synonyms tearful, crying, weeping, woeful, sad, mournful, lugubrious, weepy (informal), dolorous Additional synonyms in the sense of lamentable Definition very unfortunate or disappointing This lamentable state of affairs lasted until 1947. Synonyms regrettable, distressing, tragic, unfortunate, harrowing, grievous, woeful, deplorable, mournful, sorrowful, gut-wrenching in the sense of low Definition in a weakened physical or mental state `I didn't ask for this job, you know,' he tells friends when he is low. Synonyms dejected, down, blue, sad, depressed, unhappy, miserable, fed up, moody, gloomy, dismal, forlorn, glum, despondent, downcast, morose, disheartened, downhearted, down in the dumps (informal), sick as a parrot (informal), cheesed off (informal), brassed off (British, slang) in the sense of low-spirited Definition depressed or dejected He was low-spirited, disappointed and out of humour. Synonyms depressed, down, sad, unhappy, low, blue, miserable, fed up, moody, gloomy, dismal, dejected, despondent, apathetic, heavy-hearted, down in the dumps (informal), down in the mouth, down-hearted, brassed off (British, slang) in the sense of lugubrious Definition mournful or gloomy He plays it so slowly that it becomes lugubrious. Synonyms gloomy, serious, sad, dismal, melancholy, dreary, sombre, woeful, mournful, morose, sorrowful, funereal, doleful, woebegone, dirgelike in the sense of melancholy Definition characterized by, causing, or expressing sadness It was at this time of day that I felt most melancholy. Synonyms sad, down, depressed, unhappy, low, blue, miserable, moody, gloomy, dismal, sombre, woeful, glum, mournful, dejected, despondent, dispirited, melancholic, downcast, lugubrious, pensive, sorrowful, disconsolate, joyless, doleful, downhearted, heavy-hearted, down in the dumps (informal), woebegone, down in the mouth, low-spirited in the sense of miserable Definition mean or ungenerous They have so far accepted only a miserable 1,100 refugees. Synonyms pathetic, low, sorry, disgraceful, mean, shameful, shabby, abject, despicable, deplorable, lamentable, contemptible, scurvy (old-fashioned), pitiable, detestable, piteous in the sense of mournful Definition feeling or expressing grief and sadness He looked mournful, even near to tears. Synonyms dismal, sad, unhappy, miserable, gloomy, grieving, melancholy, sombre, heartbroken, desolate, woeful, rueful, heavy, downcast, grief-stricken, lugubrious, disconsolate, joyless, funereal, heavy-hearted, down in the dumps (informal), cheerless, brokenhearted in the sense of pathetic Definition arousing pity or sympathy It was a pathetic sight, watching the people queue for food. Synonyms sad, moving, touching, affecting, distressing, tender, melting, poignant, harrowing, heartbreaking, plaintive, heart-rending, gut-wrenching, pitiable in the sense of pensive Definition deeply thoughtful, often with a tinge of sadness She looked suddenly sombre and pensive. Synonyms thoughtful, serious, sad, blue (informal), grave, sober, musing, preoccupied, melancholy, solemn, reflective, dreamy, wistful, mournful, contemplative, meditative, sorrowful, ruminative, in a brown study (informal), cogitative in the sense of pitiable Definition arousing or deserving pity or contempt Her grandmother seemed to her a pitiable figure. Synonyms pathetic, distressing, miserable, poor, sorry, sad, dismal, harrowing, grievous, woeful, deplorable, mournful, lamentable, gut-wrenching, wretched, doleful, piteous Additional synonyms in the sense of pitiful Definition arousing or deserving great pity or contempt It was the most pitiful sight I had ever seen. Synonyms pathetic, distressing, miserable, harrowing, heartbreaking, grievous, sad, woeful, deplorable, lamentable, heart-rending, gut-wrenching, wretched, pitiable, piteous in the sense of poignant Definition sharply painful to the feelings a poignant reminder of her sister's death Synonyms moving, touching, affecting, upsetting, sad, bitter, intense, painful, distressing, pathetic, harrowing, heartbreaking, agonizing, heart-rending, gut-wrenching in the sense of silly Definition behaving in a foolish or childish way That's a silly thing to say. Synonyms stupid, ridiculous, absurd, daft, inane, childish, immature, senseless, frivolous, preposterous, giddy, goofy (informal), idiotic, dozy (British, informal), fatuous, witless, puerile, brainless, asinine, dumb-ass (slang), cockamamie (slang, US), dopy (slang) in the sense of sombre Definition serious, sad, or gloomy The pair were in sombre mood. Synonyms gloomy, sad, sober, grave, dismal, melancholy, mournful, lugubrious, joyless, funereal, doleful, sepulchral in the sense of sorry Definition poor She is in a sorry state. Synonyms wretched, miserable, pathetic, mean, base, poor, sad, distressing, dismal, shabby, vile, paltry, pitiful, abject, deplorable, pitiable, piteous in the sense of terrible Definition very bad, unpleasant, or unsatisfactory It was a terrible thing to do to someone. Synonyms unkind, nasty, cruel, off (informal), mean, dirty (informal), unfair, foul, beastly (informal), unacceptable, unpleasant, poisonous, shabby, vile, malicious, low-down (informal), hurtful, out of order (British, informal), unwarranted, obnoxious, despicable, spiteful, hateful, mean-spirited, contemptible, shitty (taboo, slang), wretched, uncharitable, below the belt, uncalled for, dirty rotten (informal) in the sense of unfortunate Definition having bad luck charity days to raise money for unfortunate people Synonyms unlucky, poor, unhappy, doomed, cursed, hopeless, unsuccessful, hapless, luckless, out of luck, wretched, star-crossed, unprosperous in the sense of wistful Definition sadly wishing for something lost or unobtainable There was a wistful look in his eyes when he spoke of his childhood. Synonyms melancholy, longing, dreaming, sad, musing, yearning, thoughtful, reflective, dreamy, forlorn, mournful, contemplative, meditative, pensive, disconsolate in the sense of woebegone Definition sad in appearance She sniffed and looked quite woebegone. Synonyms gloomy, low, blue, troubled, sad, miserable, forlorn, mournful, dejected, downcast, grief-stricken, lugubrious, long-faced, sorrowful, wretched, disconsolate, funereal, crestfallen, doleful, downhearted, down in the dumps (informal), cheerless, hangdog, down in the mouth (informal), chapfallen in the sense of woeful Definition extremely sad a woeful ballad about lost love Synonyms sad, distressing, tragic, miserable, gloomy, dismal, pathetic, harrowing, heartbreaking, grievous, mournful, plaintive, heart-rending, sorrowful, doleful, piteous Additional synonyms in the sense of wretched Definition of poor quality What a wretched excuse! Synonyms worthless, poor, sorry, miserable, pathetic, inferior, paltry, deplorable
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