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Meanings of woefully unprepared in English

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Usage of woefully unprepared in English
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Which is why Al's sudden change of policy caught them woefully unprepared.
The Naked God
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There was a test tomorrow in geometry and Bean was woefully unprepared.
Ender’s Game
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People Across the country, we are woefully unprepared for the demographic changes ahead.
The Guardian
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Tim Naish said in the meantime the planet was woefully unprepared for climate change.
Radio NZ
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It left us woefully unprepared for the higher tempo and quality of the division.
The Guardian
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MPs said in July that the UK was " woefully unprepared" for heatwaves.
The Guardian
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She divorces and sets out on a journey for which she is woefully unprepared.
Reuters
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Our country was woefully unprepared for an epidemic like this.
The new yorker
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Anderson and Duchovny both admitted to returning to the role " woefully unprepared."
Wired
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The coronavirus pandemic has exposed a woefully unprepared America and its fragile health care system.
News.com.au
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A vaccinologist says New Zealand is woefully unprepared to roll out a nation-wide Covid-19 vaccine.
Radio NZ
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And it found him woefully unprepared for the battle.
His Dog
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Funding shortages Other local bodies appear woefully unprepared.
The Guardian
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It's likely the world economy is woefully unprepared.
NY Magazine
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I was so woefully unprepared to do this in front of a bunch of leering guys.
How to make love like a porn star
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Needless to say, we were woefully unprepared for taking care of ourselves after the Great Calamity occurred.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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