Worn and broken down by hard use.
Affected by or full of grief or woe.
1 At once his countenance fell; he turned upon me a woebegone eye.
2 Withhold not Thy countenance from the tears and beseechings of the woebegone .
3 The boys groaned in unison at this, and even Betty looked woebegone .
4 The Wobegon Boy in question, John Tollefson, should be anything but woebegone .
5 She looked very pale and woebegone when she came down to breakfast.
6 Whereupon she turned a very woebegone and tearful face up to his.
7 He stood before me the most woebegone , heartbroken man I ever saw.
8 She raised her pretty, woebegone face to his and smiled very faintly.
9 Sancho, wholly dejected and woebegone , knew not what to say or do.
10 I do not like to see you so woebegone , that is all.
11 She left him, and Sidney fell back on his chair, woebegone , distracted.
12 Who are frantically happy at my coming and bitterly woebegone in my absence
13 As the pair travelled along in this woebegone manner, a thought struck Ceres.
14 She found her still in bed, looking very woebegone and wistful.
15 It was droopy and generally woebegone , but it served its purpose.
16 And she sprang upon the boat, laughing at my woebegone face.
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