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wretched

/ˈrɛtʃɪd/

Traduction: Qui est extrêmement malheureux, pitoyable ou accablé par le malheur ; de très mauvaise qualité ; méprisable ou odieux.

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adjective

/ˈrɛtʃɪd/B2formal
  • frQui est extrêmement malheureux, pitoyable ou accablé par le malheur ; de très mauvaise qualité ; méprisable ou odieux.

Extremely unhappy, miserable, or pitiably unfortunate; of very poor quality; contemptibly mean or vile.

  1. Deeply miserable or unhappyB2formal

    Experiencing or showing severe distress, sorrow, or misery; in a very unfortunate or pitiably sad state.

    frprofondément misérable ou malheureux

    • He felt ___ after the loss of his lifelong companion.
    • The refugees were living in ___ conditions without enough food or shelter.
    • She looked so ___ that I immediately offered my help.
    • A ___ sense of guilt kept him awake for many nights.
    • The cold rain made everyone feel utterly ___.

    Synonymesdejecteddesolatedisconsolatedistressedforlornmiserablesorrowfulunhappywoebegone

    Antonymesblissfulcheerfulcontentdelightedhappyjoyful

  2. Of very poor quality or conditionB2formal

    Indicating something of extremely low standard, badly made, or thoroughly defective; utterly unsatisfactory.

    frde qualité ou condition très médiocre

    • The accommodation was ___ with peeling walls and broken windows.
    • I had a ___ day at work where everything went wrong.
    • The weather has been ___ all week with constant rain.
    • Their performance was simply ___ and the audience left early.
    • He drove a ___ old car that couldn't start in the cold.

    Synonymesabjectatrociousawfulcheapdeplorablelamentablemiserablepitifulpoorshabbyshoddysorrysqualidterriblewoeful

    Antonymesadmirableexcellentfirst-ratesplendidsuperbsuperiorwonderful

  3. Despicable or contemptibleB2formal

    Deserving hatred, scorn, or severe criticism; used to express intense annoyance or moral condemnation.

    frmisérable, méprisable

    • That ___ thief stole my wallet right from my hand.
    • What a ___ thing to say to your own mother!
    • The ___ old miser refused to help anyone.
    • I can't stand his ___ behaviour any longer.
    • Those ___ rumours could ruin someone's reputation.

    Synonymesabhorrentabominablebasecontemptibledespicabledetestableexecrablehatefulignobleloathsomeodioussordidvile

    Antonymesadmirableestimablehonorablenoblepraiseworthy

Formes
  • more wretched comparative form
  • most wretched superlative form
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