Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pech
noun
/pɛtʃ/

Definition
A term used in various contexts, notably in Scottish dialect, referring to a state of misfortune or unhappiness.

Examples
- After losing the match, he was in a real pech, unable to shake off the feeling of defeat.
- Her pech after the unsuccessful job interview made it hard for her to concentrate on other tasks.

Meaning
In broader usage, ‘pech’ can denote a sort of vexation or dissatisfaction, often tied to feelings of disappointment or regret.

Synonyms
- misfortune
- setback
- discontent
- woe