Fair
Fair adjective - Having qualities which inspire hope.
Usage example: as long as the team keeps playing as hard as they can, they have a fair chance of winning—no matter what the scoreboard says
Wretched
Wretched adjective - Falling short of a standard.
Usage example: a wretched attempt at writing an original song
Nearby Words: wretch, wretchedly
Both words in one sentence
- Changelings in the nWOD are the only group that have it worse - magical abilities are a cold gift when you can never be sure The Fair Folk won't show up one day and drag you back into Arcadia to serve the wretched life of a slave.
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