wretchedness
/ˈrɛtʃɪdnəs/
noun
- The state of being extremely unhappy, miserable, or in great distress.
- The refugees' wretchedness moved many people to offer help.
- She could not hide her wretchedness after the breakup.
- The novel describes the wretchedness of life in the slums.
- The quality of being very poor or bad in condition or quality.
- He complained about the wretchedness of the service at the restaurant.
- The wretchedness of the building made it unfit for living.
- The film captured the wretchedness of the war-torn city.