Pronunciation: /ˈsɑri lɑt/
noun a group of people or things that are considered to be of poor quality or character
A1 They are a sorry lot of students who never do their homework.
A2 The team was a sorry lot, always losing every game.
B1 The employees were a sorry lot, constantly making mistakes.
B2 The politicians were a sorry lot, known for their corruption.
C1 The company executives were a sorry lot, unable to make any successful decisions.
C2 The members of the organization were a sorry lot, lacking any real leadership.
formal The committee was disappointed in the sorry lot of proposals they received for the project.
informal We were all pretty unimpressed with the sorry lot of snacks at the party.
slang Those guys are a sorry lot, always causing trouble.
figurative The abandoned house stood as a testament to the sorry lot of neglect it had endured.
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