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miserable
adjective
very
unhappy
.
•
After
the
argument
,
she
felt
utterly
miserable
.
After
the
argument
,
she
felt
utterly
miserable
.
•
The
rainy
weekend
left
him
feeling
miserable
.
The
rainy
weekend
left
him
feeling
miserable
.
From
Middle
English
(
1300s
),
borrowed
from
Old
French
miserable
,
from
Latin
miserābilis
(“
pitiable
”),
from
miseror
(“
to
pity
,
to
commiserate
”),
from
miser
(“
wretched
,
miserable
”).
adjective
very
bad
or
of
poor
quality
.
•
We
had
miserable
luck
finding
parking
.
We
had
miserable
luck
finding
parking
.
•
The
weather
was
absolutely
miserable
all
week
.
The
weather
was
absolutely
miserable
all
week
.
From
Middle
English
(
1300s
),
borrowed
from
Old
French
miserable
,
from
Latin
miserābilis
(“
pitiable
,
compassionate
,
pitiful
,
miserable
”),
from
miseror
(“
to
pity
,
to
commiserate
”),
from
miser
(“
wretched
,
miserable
”).
adjective
pitiful
or
wretched
.
•
The
miserable
refugee
huddled
in
the
cold
doorway
.
The
miserable
refugee
huddled
in
the
cold
doorway
.
•
They
lived
in
a
miserable
shack
by
the
river
.
They
lived
in
a
miserable
shack
by
the
river
.
From
Middle
English
(
1300s
),
borrowed
from
Old
French
miserable
,
from
Latin
miserābilis
(“
pitiable
,
compassionate
,
pitiful
,
miserable
”),
from
miseror
(“
to
pity
,
to
commiserate
”),
from
miser
(“
wretched
,
miserable
”).