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wretchedness

/ˈretʃ.ɪd.nəs/

翻译: 极度不幸、痛苦或苦难的状态,常由灾难、失败或恶劣处境引起。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈretʃ.ɪd.nəs/C1formal
  • zh极度不幸、痛苦或苦难的状态,常由灾难、失败或恶劣处境引起。

A noun referring to a state of extreme unhappiness, misery, or suffering, often due to affliction, misfortune, or poor conditions.

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  1. State of miseryC1formal

    A condition of deep unhappiness or suffering caused by hardship or bad luck.

    zh悲惨的状态

    • The refugees lived in a state of wretchedness after losing their homes.
    • His wretchedness was evident in his hollow eyes and slumped posture.
    • The novel vividly describes the wretchedness of poverty in the 19th century.

    同义词afflictionagonyanguishdesolationdespairdistressmiserysorrowsufferingtribulationunhappinesswoe

    反义词blisscontentmentdelighthappinessjoy

  2. UnpleasantnessC1formal

    The quality of being uncomfortable, dismal, or highly disagreeable.

    zh悲惨

    • The wretchedness of the cold, damp cell made sleep impossible.
    • She could not bear the wretchedness of the long, tedious journey.
    • The wretchedness of the weather matched his gloomy mood.

    同义词agonyanguishdiscomfortdistressdrearinessgloomgrimnessmiserysorrowsufferingunhappinesswoe

    反义词agreeablenesscomfortpleasantness

  3. Poor qualityC2formal

    The state of being inferior, shabby, or of very low standard.

    zh劣质

    • The wretchedness of the building's construction led to its early collapse.
    • Critics noted the wretchedness of the film's script and acting.
    • He was ashamed of the wretchedness of his old, patched clothes.

    同义词cheapnessinferioritymeannesspoornessshoddinesstawdrinesstrashinessworthlessness

    反义词excellencequalitysuperiorityworthiness

词形
  • wretchednesses plural form
  • wretchednesses' possessive plural form
  • wretchedness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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