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- pronunciation:
- mI
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mIz
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part of speech: |
adjective |
definition 1: |
very unhappy; wretched.
He's miserable about losing his job.- synonyms:
- wretched
- antonyms:
- delighted, joyful, joyous, lighthearted
- similar words:
- dejected, desolate, glum
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definition 2: |
having or causing discomfort or unhappiness.
She suffered through a miserable illness.We are all tired of this miserable weather.- synonyms:
- dreadful
- antonyms:
- cheerful, good-natured, joyful, joyous, lovely
- similar words:
- atrocious, rotten, terrible, uncomfortable
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definition 3: |
having little value; poor.
He did a miserable job of cleaning his room.- synonyms:
- pitiful, sorry
- similar words:
- poor
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related words: |
awful, base, dismal, grim, hopeless, lousy, shabby, sick |
derivations: |
miserably (adv.), miserableness (n.) |
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