pa·thet·ic
pəˈTHetik/
adjective
adjective: pathetic
1. Arousing pity, especially through vulnerability or sadness.
"she/he looked so pathetic waiting for Armageddon"
synonyms: pitiful, pitiable, piteous, miserably inadequate.
"his/her end time predictions were pathetic"
synonyms: feeble, woeful, sorry, poor, pitiful, lamentable, deplorable, contemptible, inadequate, paltry, insufficient, unsatisfactory
"a pathetic excuse for a prophet"
Origin
late 16th century (in the sense ‘affecting the emotions’): via late Latin from Greek pathētikos ‘sensitive,’ based on pathos ‘suffering.’