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Woefulness

Description:

Woefulness is the state or condition of feeling or expressing extreme sadness, grief, or distress. It refers to a feeling of profound unhappiness and sorrow.

Senses/Usages:

1. Noun:
• The woefulness of the situation overwhelmed her.
• His face was filled with woefulness as he spoke of his loss.
2. Adjective:
• The play depicted a woefulness that left the audience in tears.
• She expressed her woefulness through her melancholic poetry.
3. Adverb:
• He looked at her woefully, aware of the woefulness he had caused.
• The rain poured down, adding to the woefulness of the already gloomy day.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

1. The woefulness in her eyes reflected the pain she had been through.
2. Despite her success, a sense of woefulness always seemed to linger within her.
3. He couldn't help but be overwhelmed by the woefulness of the tragic event.

Adjective:

1. The woefulness tone of the song resonated with the heartbroken listeners.
2. Her voice carried a woefulness that touched the depths of their souls.
3. The painting captured the woefulness of a crumbling society.

Adverb:

1. She looked at him woefully, hoping he would understand the magnitude of her woefulness.
2. He pleaded with her woefully, expressing the depth of his woefulness for his actions.
3. The crowd stared up at the dark sky woefully, aware of the impending storm and the woefulness it would bring.

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