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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as pathetic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare something to another thing that is considered to be pathetic, often in a critical or derogatory manner.
Example: "His excuses for being late were as pathetic as the last-minute attempts to save the project."
Alternatives: "equally pitiful" or "just as lamentable".
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His Cinderella is not as pathetic as Ashton's.
Professor Snape @_Snape Justin Bieber's mustache is as pathetic as Voldemort's nose.
Erika is a monster, but we're not meant to pity her or dismiss her as pathetic.
A growth figure of 0.1% is about as pathetic as it gets.
I'm as pathetic as that kid watching double features alone, but also as vain.
He is as pathetic as he is proud; he is a fat man, but he is not a fat bastard.
This is a man who describes the human propensity to wish for what one can't have as "pathetic".
All of this was as pathetic as it was ghoulish.
And yet, as pathetic as it all seemed, I couldn't stop looking.
Saudi Arabia's international attempt to save face is as pathetic as it is paradoxical.
However, as pathetic as they are, they also made me the person I am today.
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