Alas and Woe

Alas

Alas adverb - By bad luck.
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Synonyms for Alas

Woe and alas are semantically related. in unfortunately topic. In some cases you can use "Woe" instead a interjection "Alas".

Woe

Woe interjection - Used to express sorrow or distress.
Usage example: ah, woe, with the death of the last of my siblings I am alone in this world!

Alas and woe are semantically related. You can use "Alas" instead a interjection "Woe".

Nearby Word: woeful

Both words in one sentence

  • Music / Bear McCreary Woe upon your Cylon heart / There is a toaster in your head / And it wears high heels / Number Six calls to you / The Cylon Detector beckons / Your girlfriend is a toaster / Woe upon your Cylon heart / Alas, disgrace!
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