Definition of Miserable
Miserable
mis·er·a·ble
Definition/Meaning
(adjective)
very uncomfortable, distressed, or unhappy in a way that invites pity, or causing someone to feel this way;
e.g. The rejection letter made her feel miserable every time she read it. We looked at the rainy and miserable weather and didn't feel like doing anything that day.
(adjective)
deserving of anger, hatred, or contempt, likely to invite shame or discredit;
e.g. He continued his miserable actions despite the fact that it was hurting other people.
(adjective)
small, limited, or inadequate, lacking in a way that invites pity;
e.g. They were paid a miserable sum for all of their hard work.
(adjective)
constantly in a gloomy or grumpy mood or state;
e.g. She became miserable and easily irritated from the strain.
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Quotes
"Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, It's always your choice." -- Wayne Walter Dyer
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