Keresés
woeful
adj
woe
n
woefully
adv
woefully
adv
woefulness
n
woefulness
n
Példa
The news of the sudden loss brought a woeful atmosphere to the family gathering, as tears and mournful silence filled the room.
The stray dog had a woeful expression, with sad eyes that seemed to reflect the hardships it had endured on the streets.
As the sun set over the desolate landscape, casting long shadows, the traveler couldn't shake the woeful feeling of being far from home and alone.
The worn-out teddy bear, sitting in the neglected corner, had a woeful appearance, reflecting the years of being overlooked and forgotten.
In the dimly lit room, the lone musician played a woeful tune on the piano, creating a sense of sadness that hung in the air.
