Pronunciation: /ˈmɪzərəbəl/
adjective feeling or causing great discomfort or unhappiness
A1 I felt miserable when I lost my favorite toy.
A2 The weather was so miserable that we had to cancel our picnic.
B1 She was in a miserable mood after failing her exam.
B2 The living conditions in the refugee camp were miserable.
C1 Despite his success, he always felt a sense of misery deep inside.
C2 The novel depicted the protagonist's miserable existence in vivid detail.
formal The refugees lived in miserable conditions in the overcrowded camp.
informal I felt miserable after failing my exam.
slang I hate this rainy weather, it's making me feel miserable.
figurative Being stuck in traffic during rush hour is a miserable experience.
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