plightful
Collocations
4VERB + PLIGHTFUL
leave, strummed
PLIGHTFUL + NOUN
conditions, ruth, v
PREP.
out
ADV.
truly
Definitions
adj
Full of risk or danger; risky; dangerous; perilous.
This is their doom that here in sin Lie and their sins will not cease; But would they think about Judgment Day, It behooves them to leave their plightful play.
Athelstan said, in a much more serious way, “It is truly a plightful time for the Angles, and it always has been, as far back as I can remember. The Northmen kill or at least mar all that they touch.
Full of plight; plighted; pledged; devoted.
She liv'd and lov'd.―I wedded two. 'The Devil!'―Yes. What could I do? To her I ow'd my plightful vow, To Ruth, my life, and freedom now.
adj
Indicating plight; dire; grim; grievous.
For example, poor villagers can destroy the forests because of their plightful conditions.
Pitiful.
In some surreal and inevitable moment, some jingle-jangle wee hour of morning, they may even have shared billing on the same campus stage: joined harmonics and harmonics, strummed out some plightful version of "Musee des Beaux Arts" [...]
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5This is their doom that here in sin Lie and their sins will not cease; But would they think about Judgment Day, It behooves them to leave their plightful play.
WiktionaryAthelstan said, in a much more serious way, “It is truly a plightful time for the Angles, and it always has been, as far back as I can remember. The Northmen kill or at least mar all that they touch.
WiktionaryShe liv'd and lov'd.―I wedded two. 'The Devil!'―Yes. What could I do? To her I ow'd my plightful vow, To Ruth, my life, and freedom now.
WiktionaryFor example, poor villagers can destroy the forests because of their plightful conditions.
WiktionaryIn some surreal and inevitable moment, some jingle-jangle wee hour of morning, they may even have shared billing on the same campus stage: joined harmonics and harmonics, strummed out some plightful v
Wiktionary