Difference between Wretched and Execrable

WRETCHED vs EXECRABLE: ADJECTIVE

In a deplorable state of distress or misfortune; miserable.
Characterized by or attended with misery or woe.
Of a poor or mean character; dismal.
Contemptible; despicable.
Of very inferior quality.
Deserving or inciting pity
Of very poor quality or condition
Characterized by physical misery
Very miserable; sunk in, or accompanied by, deep affliction or distress, as from want, anxiety, or grief; calamitous; woeful; very afflicting.
Worthless; paltry; very poor or mean; miserable.
Hatefully contemptible; despicable; wicked.
Morally reprehensible
Very unhappy; full of misery

Vile, sorry, shabby, pitiful.
Worthless; paltry; very poor, mean, inefficient, unsatisfactory, unskilful, or the like: as, a wretched poem; a wretched cabin; a wretched defense or piece of work.
Of miserable character or quality; despicable; contemptible; reprehensible; strongly objectionable: used of persons or things: as, a wretched blunderer or quibbler; a wretched quibble; wretched stuff.
Characterized by or causing misery or unhappiness; very afflicting, annoying, or uncomfortable; distressingly bad in condition or relation: as, the wretched condition of a prison; wretched weather; a wretched prospect.
Suffering from or affected by extreme misery or distress; deeply afflicted; miserable; unhappy.
Very unhappy
Full of misery
=Syn.1. Forlorn, woebegone.

Deserving to be execrated or cursed; very hateful; abhorred; abominable: as, an execrable wretch.
Very bad; intolerable: as, an execrable pun.
Piteous; lamentable; cruel.
Synonyms Flagitious, Villainous, etc. (see nefarious), cursed, accursed, detestable; odious.
Deserving to be execrated

Inferior, Unfortunate, Suffering, Sad, Misfortunate, Deplorable, Piteous, Hapless, Poor, Execrable, Pitiable, Pathetic, Woeful, Pitiful, Miserable

Hideous, Dreadful, Atrocious, Curst, Cursed, Hateful, Inferior, Miserable, Deplorable, Woeful, Damnable, Abominable, Odious, Detestable, Wretched

Inferior, Unfortunate, Suffering, Sad, Misfortunate, Deplorable, Piteous, Hapless, Poor, Execrable, Pitiable, Pathetic, Woeful, Pitiful, Miserable

Hideous, Dreadful, Atrocious, Curst, Cursed, Hateful, Inferior, Miserable, Deplorable, Woeful, Damnable, Abominable, Odious, Detestable, Wretched

TYBALT Thou wretched boy, I am for you!
Plaguefall Rigged Plagueborers cast Wretched Phlegm less frequently.
Then Sekmem fell, together with the wretched Retenu.
Somebody had leaked this wretched paper to Lawford.
But that I struck those who were wretched!
It bears a form both wretched and malevolent.
May hisinstructions save us from such wretched incompetence.
He is the host of the nationally syndicated Wretched TV and Wretched Radio programs, and author of Jesus Unmasked, Stressed Out, Reset for Parents.
Man, wretched man that I am, wretched human, who can set me free?
Curse you, Perry the Platypus, and my wretched, wretched life.

And, indeed, the opportunities for tolerated execrable behavior on the set abound.
The whole is written in execrable Latin quite worthy of the subject.
The execrable roads that enhance the cost of transportation to tidewater.
You spammers have no shame and your command of the English language is execrable.
Valiere to her friend, Louisa Hortensia de and execrable sinne of murther.
Would such a defence be valid for the execrable bylaws of Manusmriti?
Let us get to the end, then, of this execrable campaign.
Your two little pieces were mangled in the most execrable way.
Execrable chuck schumer pulls their decision without written a topic.
Name, in our Days, frequent such loathsom and execrable Houses.