wretched

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An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. desdichado
The wretched prisoners awaited in silence their fate.Los desdichados prisioneros esperaron en silencio su suerte.
b. desgraciado
The poet led a wretched life, and died in solitude.El poeta llevó una vida desgraciada y murió en soledad.
c. miserable
After the death of his children, his wretched existence became almost unbearable.Después de la muerte de sus hijos, su miserable existencia se volvió casi insoportable.
a. espantoso
Many people live in wretched conditions in inner city areas.Muchas personas viven en condiciones espantosas en las zonas deprimidas de la ciudad.
b. horrible
With this wretched weather, the only place I want to be is home.Con este clima horrible, el único lugar donde quiero estar es en mi casa.
c. muy mal
The last time I ate at that restaurant, I felt wretched for days.La última vez que comí en ese restaurante, me sentí muy mal durante varios días.
a. condenado
The neighbor's wretched rooster woke me up at 4 am.El condenado gallo del vecino me despertó a las 4 am.
b. maldito
That wretched dog won't stop barking!¡Ese maldito perro no para de ladrar!
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