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woe <a woe; woes> N

woe

woe N

woe (feelings & emotions)

cry woe VB

woe-begone ADJ

in weal and woe

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Consequently, and as a result of financial woes, several districts have chosen to dissolve and to be absorbed by neighboring districts.
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Woe to us, for there is nothing we can say to justify it, he said.
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The team attempted and qualified for every event until the woes of sponsorship kicked in.
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Sanders suffered from knee woes and retired after the 1948 season.
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When there multiplied people who call evil good, and good evil, woes increased in the world.
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I have no tale of woe to tell you.
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Here, artistic expression becomes both a mode of reconciliation to life, in spite of its countless woes, and ultimately of its transcendence.
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Tracking him down, she plays a basketball game with him, offers to listen to his relationship woes and genuinely tries to make him feel better.
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The line reopened in the spring of 1850, but the financial woes of the company halted operations again by the fall.
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However, woe betide anyone who gets in the way of their dream of becoming multi-millionaires.
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