Oxford Spanish Dictionary
wretchedness [америк. ˈrɛtʃədnəs, брит. ˈrɛtʃɪdnəs] СУЩ. U
- wretchedness (unhappiness)
- desdicha ж.
- wretchedness (of situation, conditions)
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To wretchedness there is a similar dead level: --often a year brings no change for the better, except that there is one year of less unhappiness.
en.wikipedia.org It was the manic gossip of a people, who betrayed so many times now mistake wretchedness for authenticity.
www.alternet.org There remained mendicants alone, from whom nothing could be exacted, and whom their misery and wretchedness secured from ill- treatment.
en.wikipedia.org Complete and total wretchedness can be the only description for the circumstances faced by so many, especially those in urban areas of so-called developing nations.
dissidentvoice.org He suddenly feels a wretchedness that frightens him and finds himself bereft.
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