adv.in a wretched manner

"`I can't remember who I am,' I said, wretchedly"

Wretchedly poor, but amazingly practical: Archaeological and experimental evidence on the bone arrowheads of the Fenni
"The children are used wretchedly": pupil responses to the Irish charter schools in the early nineteenth century
It Ends Wretchedly. Othello and Nonlinear Female Tragedy
MY FATHER WAS THE MOST WRETCHEDLY UNHAPPY MAN I EVER KNEW
There Oughta Be a Law ; Ridley Scott's Wretchedly Written Thriller Demeans Its Starry Cast, Writes Donald Clarke
OpEdNews Quotation: "Nothing is quite so wretchedly corrupt as an aris
Jung Werner - Young Werner; Ah, life is planned so wretchedly /
From wretched ugliness to glamour doll-dom
WHY ARE WE SO UNHAPPY? Women Have MORE Money, MORE Career Choices and MORE Freedom Than Ever before. So How Come We Are All So Wretc...
Malaria: Poverty, Race, and Public Health in the United States