4 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Woeful' in a Sentence
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The woeful decision to cut funding for education impacted students across the district.
The woeful state of the education system raised concerns about the future workforce.
The teacher noticed a woeful decline in the students' grades after the long break.
His woeful lack of preparation for the exam led to a disappointing grade.
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