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How do you turn woe into an adjective?

"Woe" is already an adjective! It means "characterized by great sorrow or distress."

For example:

* "The woeful news of the accident shocked everyone."

* "She looked upon the woeful scene with tears in her eyes."

If you're looking for a related adjective with a slightly different meaning, you could use:

* Woful (meaning full of woe or sorrow)

* Woebegone (meaning showing sorrow or misery)

* Wretched (meaning miserable or unhappy)

* Mournful (meaning expressing sadness or sorrow)

Ultimately, the best adjective to use will depend on the specific context and the emotion you want to convey.

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