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Meanings of most wretched in English
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Usage of most wretched in English
1
I doubted you, and I have been most wretched in the doubting.
2
For her the month had been the most wretched of her life.
3
The country is one of the most wretched that can be imagined.
4
It was the most wretched misery, dragged from among the filthiest rags.
5
Of all unhappy mortals the vengeful man must be the most wretched.
6
Often their bodies become reduced before death to the most wretched skeletons.
7
I want a confidant, I need a friend; I am most wretched.'
8
That her imagined coldness has made me of all men most wretched.
9
If DeWitt Clinton's position seemed most wretched, Tompkins' lot appeared most happy.
10
The city was certainly, at that time, the most wretched capital in Christendom.
11
Madam, -Haiti is among the most wretched nations on Earth.
12
The most wretched tenement houses are to be found in the Five Points.
13
Just now I presume he is the most wretched man in the State.
14
Tripoli is the most easterly, and the most wretched of the Barbary states.
15
I forget everything but that I am wretched-themost wretched creature in existence.
16
Thirteen years ago, Wellman was one of the most wretched men in Reading.
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