miserable
నీచ
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.
translation of 'miserable'
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example
Others nearly as large found their way to the weigh station as well, despite absolutely 'miserable' conditions.
Bryan groaned loudly and buried his head in his pillow, sounding absolutely 'miserable' .
I lost, and was 'miserable' for the rest of the day.
I won my game shortly after getting back that service, and their coach looked pretty 'miserable' at the end.
It just - it makes the victims or their families 'miserable' and uncomfortable, and it makes a celebrity out of the criminal.
Others complained about the 'miserable' conditions at the shelters.
Played in the most 'miserable' wet conditions in keeping with the time of year, this was an amazing game.
The bar staff and in particular, the door staff were the most 'miserable' , surly and unhospitable people around.
I know, and you know, that the audience for 'miserable' people in Bradford is small, even in Bradford, but that is not a reason for not making it; or, indeed, not reviewing it.
Think of all the 'miserable' children of millionaires with more money than they know what to do with, washing around the gossip columns, famous for their names and nothing else.
I was happy in the haze of a drunken hour but heaven knows I'm 'miserable' now!
Social indifference or ignorance under the present conditions makes a particularly 'miserable' program for artistic work.
Even when games and coaching were possible, they often took place in utterly 'miserable' conditions for both players and spectators.
Even Alan Greenspan sees unequal incomes as ‘a major threat to security’, a pretty 'miserable' reason for addressing the problem.
How dare this 'miserable' excuse for a Federal Government chastise any other country over pulling their troops out of Iraq.
Yet sceptics argued that a large modern republic was not possible in Europe, with its overpowerful feudal nobilities and its hordes of 'miserable' poor.
Illegal workers have to accept terribly low wages, 'miserable' working conditions, and essentially no benefits.
After almost two years of occupation, and 'miserable' living conditions, we want our country back.
The weather through that winter was 'miserable' , and conditions in the camps on both sides deteriorated.
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.
March's trade deficit came in at a 'miserable' but slightly less-than-expected $31.6 billion.
Paunchy, 'miserable' , humourless, he'd be dour if he weren't too depressed to summon up the energy.
It's no different when someone is 'miserable' and depressed.
Why not just close both levels and sell sleeping bags you 'miserable' cold-hearted bastards?
But I ended up feeling pretty 'miserable' most of the weekend, and guess what?
Luckily for the compassionate singer, the " 'miserable' bastard" wasn't disabled.
If not, they are 'miserable' wretches who are capitalising on people's misery.
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.
Poor and 'miserable' facilities posed enormous hardship to competing athletes.
Jack's right hand man is a 'miserable' bad tempered individual with several years of service behind him.
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