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Misery so complete it filed for permanent residency in your soul.
means A state of deep, abject misery, suffering, or moral degradation that defines someone's whole condition.
from From Old English wrecca, an exile or banished wanderer — wretchedness is literally the homeless ache of the outcast, soul-deep and far from comfort.
Exile rootsOriginally meant a banished person, not a feeling.
Two flavorsCovers both pitiable suffering and contemptible meanness.
German cousinRelated to German Recke, meaning a warrior or hero.