Woeful

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Profound GloomPlay
Use 'woeful' to describe deep sadness as if it's consuming a person or thing. SlideHer eyes were woeful, reflecting a loss that words couldn't express.
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Beyond RepairPlay
Apply 'woeful' when something can't be fixed, emphasizing the extent of its bad state. SlideThe company's finances are in a woeful condition beyond salvaging.
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Strong EmotionPlay
'Woeful' evokes powerful feelings, suitable in situations that are emotionally charged. SlideHis woeful plea for forgiveness moved everyone in the room.