misery (Meaning)
misery (n)
a state of ill-being due to affliction or misfortune
a feeling of intense unhappiness
misery (n.)
Great unhappiness; extreme pain of body or mind; wretchedness; distress; woe.
Cause of misery; calamity; misfortune.
Covetousness; niggardliness; avarice.
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misery Sentence Examples
- The relentless waves of misfortune had plunged our family into a pit of misery.
- The abandoned dog's desperate cries echoed through the alleyways, a testament to its unspeakable misery.
- The oppressive heat and poverty suffocated them, leaving them in a state of utter misery.
- The loss of her loved ones had brought her to the brink of despair and misery.
- The aftermath of the disaster left countless lives shattered and shrouded in miseria.
- The tyrant's cruel reign inflicted immeasurable misery upon the people.
- Her relentless poverty and loneliness gnawed at her soul, filling her with an overwhelming sense of misery.
- The war had brought nothing but death and misery, leaving its scars upon a devastated nation.
- The sight of starving children filled them with a sense of profound misery and helplessness.
- The weight of her guilt and shame pressed down on her, plunging her into a spiral of misery.
FAQs About the word misery
a state of ill-being due to affliction or misfortune, a feeling of intense unhappinessGreat unhappiness; extreme pain of body or mind; wretchedness; distress; w
agony, torment, torture, nightmare, horror, ordeal, misfortune, tragedy, hell,curse
joy, recreation, entertainment, entertainment, pleasure, joy, delight, delight,heaven, pleasure
The relentless waves of misfortune had plunged our family into a pit of misery.
The abandoned dog's desperate cries echoed through the alleyways, a testament to its unspeakable misery.
The oppressive heat and poverty suffocated them, leaving them in a state of utter misery.
The loss of her loved ones had brought her to the brink of despair and misery.
