Word: Miserable
How to pronounce: ˈmɪz(ə)rəb(ə)l
Adjective
Definitions:
1. (of a person) wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable.
Example sentences: "Their happiness made Anne feel even more miserable"
2. Pitiably small or inadequate.
Example sentences: "All they pay me is a miserable $10,000 a year"
Synonyms:
wretched
beggarly
squalid
sordid
pitiful
abject
piteous
sorry
measly
meagre
paltry
scanty
meager
pathetic
ratty
seedy
forlorn
scrubby
despicable
contemptible
execrable
unhappy
poor
needy
bad
mournful
woeful
hapless
unlucky
luckless
pity
deplorable
terrible
sad
wretch
shabby
sleazy
threadbare
trashy
cheesy
crappy
mangy
rueful
despondent
heartbroken
dejected
desolate
lonesome
disconsolate
depressing
somber
cheerless
dismal
bleak
downcast
doleful
sorrowful
gloomy
lugubrious
saturnine
pitiable
lamentable
lousy
rotten
melancholy
dark
dreary
unfortunate
low
suffering
shoddy
mean
Antonyms:
happy
Derivations:
misery
miser
miserably
miserly
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Miserable in Other Languages...
Spanish: Miserable
German: Elend
French: Misérable
Italian: Miserabile
Turkish: Sefil
