miserable
ਮੰਦਭਾਗੇ
definition
adjective
their happiness made Anne feel even more miserable
(of a person) wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable.
all they pay me is a miserable $10,000 a year
pitiably small or inadequate.
example
If not, they are 'miserable' wretches who are capitalising on people's misery.
Illegal workers have to accept terribly low wages, 'miserable' working conditions, and essentially no benefits.
Yet sceptics argued that a large modern republic was not possible in Europe, with its overpowerful feudal nobilities and its hordes of 'miserable' poor.
Bryan groaned loudly and buried his head in his pillow, sounding absolutely 'miserable' .
There, under wet and 'miserable' field conditions, members of the unit labored to create a base of operations for the Allies' final push into Germany.
Overindulgence in alcohol leads to dehydration and results in those 'miserable' sensations commonly called a hangover.
People are 'miserable' when the stock is down 20 percent.
Others complained about the 'miserable' conditions at the shelters.
The bar staff and in particular, the door staff were the most 'miserable' , surly and unhospitable people around.
That's the only way we can stop employers exploiting us with 'miserable' wages and inhuman conditions.
Some 130 million people have been removed from abject poverty but their living condition remains 'miserable' .
"Stand up you 'miserable' bastard," the rocker roared at one person.
They go in with their boyfriends and they're 'miserable' , uncomfortable and they just want to go.
I want to be outside, but not with him there - and the thought of going to lunch by myself is so depressing that I'm 'miserable' all over again.
It's no different when someone is 'miserable' and depressed.
Pathetic drizzle was annoyingly splattering on her head, and her face was irritated by the moist 'miserable' air.
Aaron tried to scowl at the 'miserable' creature, but it didn't faze him one bit.
Book royalties being the 'miserable' and pathetic little things that they are, the idea is not to live off them.
Social indifference or ignorance under the present conditions makes a particularly 'miserable' program for artistic work.
He was sulking, sitting in front of his half-finished experiments, looking utterly 'miserable' .
Even Alan Greenspan sees unequal incomes as ‘a major threat to security’, a pretty 'miserable' reason for addressing the problem.
I should have your throat cut for cowardice you 'miserable' wretch!
He always talks about her to me, and I feel so uncomfortable and 'miserable' .
Why not just close both levels and sell sleeping bags you 'miserable' cold-hearted bastards?
In general it was a day for the hardiest of souls as combination of biting cold and persistent flurries of rain made conditions thoroughly 'miserable' for spectators and players alive.
Their one-day cricket last term was nothing short of 'miserable' .
I think they'd say I was a 'miserable' moany old git at the best of times.
She added that the family is living in 'miserable' conditions and there very few people who are willing to help during the time of distress and pain.
Basically, I'm 'miserable' and I can't think and I can't get any work done.
Paunchy, 'miserable' , humourless, he'd be dour if he weren't too depressed to summon up the energy.
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