Thesaurus / wretchedly
FEEDBACKsynonyms for wretchedly
synonyms for wretchedly
- agonizingly
- awkwardly
- disturbingly
- excruciatingly
- restlessly
- uneasily
- annoyingly
- distressfully
- irritatingly
- miserably
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How to use wretchedly in a sentence
In 1864 the railway was in a very bad condition, wretchedly run down, and woefully mismanaged.
FIFTY YEARS OF RAILWAY LIFE IN ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELANDJOSEPH TATLOWJohn Peter, son-in-law of Alexander, a horrid blasphemer and persecutor, died wretchedly.
FOX'S BOOK OF MARTYRSJOHN FOXEMen went clad wretchedly, with red Phrygian caps and no breeches.
THE HISTORY OF MODERN PAINTING, VOLUME 1 (OF 4)RICHARD MUTHERThe man Westwood was a poacher, a thief, wretchedly poor and in ill-health; he has no character to lose, no friends to consider.
A LIFE SENTENCEADELINE SERGEANTBut he was now by my presence so wretchedly detached from the great world he moved in that for a moment I was stirred to pity him.
THE CRUISE OF THE SHINING LIGHTNORMAN DUNCANBut it was an accident, this morning and yesterday: I got on less wretchedly than I intended.
THE TRAGIC MUSEHENRY JAMESOf these arts, the ancient Germans were wretchedly destitute.
THE HISTORY OF THE DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIREEDWARD GIBBONHe groped wretchedly for his handkerchief but could not find it; he had lost it.
RAMSEY MILHOLLANDBOOTH TARKINGTONAll this seems like a scene out of a melodrama, but it's wretchedly real for all that.
THE DIAMOND COTERIELAWRENCE L. LYNCHBut at this Edith clung so wretchedly to his knees that he had to say, "well, to-morrow morning."
DAISY ASHFORD: HER BOOKDAISY ASHFORDWORDS RELATED TO WRETCHEDLY
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