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woefare

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Woefare (noun) means a feeling of sadness or unhappiness.

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A feeling of sadness or unhappiness.
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Etymology

Comes from Middle English wofare, made up of woe and fare.

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What is the meaning of woefare?
"woefare" (noun) means a feeling of sadness or unhappiness.
What is another word for woefare?
Other words for "woefare" include blues, depression, misery, despondency, dolefulness, dejection.
What is the opposite of woefare?
Opposites of "woefare" include happiness, joy.

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