Miserable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MISERABLE in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a miserable person, a wretch
• A miserable person.
• wretched person
ADJECTIVE:
• wretched
• (of a person) wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable
• causing unhappiness or discomfort
• (of a person) habitually morose
• contemptible (used as a term of abuse or for emphasis)
• pitiably small or inadequate
• miserly
• very unhappy, wretched
• Very unhappy; wretched.
• Causing unhappiness or misery.
• Worthless; mean; despicable; as, a miserable fellow; a miserable dinner.
• Avaricious; niggardly; miserly.
• very unhappy; full of misery
• deserving or inciting pity
• of the most contemptible kind
• of very poor quality or condition
• characterized by physical misery
• contemptibly small in amount
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• being in a pitiable state of distress or unhappiness (as from want or shame)

Words related to MISERABLE

miserableness17 miserables14 miserably16 uncheered15

Words that contain MISERABLE

miserables14 commiserable20 miserableness17 miserablenesses19

How to use MISERABLE in a sentence

• You feared her name might be dragged in the mire! Because he threatened to bring her into that miserable business, you never raised a hand.
• The number required is always carried over, and hence, as many perish by a miserable death in escaping from the cruisers, as reach their destination.
• It is perhaps still more serious because of the miserable defense made by the Americans.
• I never witnessed is effects before, and therefore made my self extremely miserable at what those around me considered of no consequence.
• The city is strewn with a lot of miserable, stuffy theatres that no one can enjoy sitting in, even to see a good picture.
• It was only when, one day, Angela noticed how miserable poor Kate was looking, that little by little she drew out the whole truth.
• Philip called the miserable monarch to account for the death of Arthur, and, as a result, John lost his French possessions.
• I know that hundreds of people go into the church and tell God that they are miserable sinners.
• It was just when she was feeling so lonely and miserable she wished he would go that the telephone rang and central told her that Chicago was trying to get her.
• The very thought of this marriage made him miserable.
• And he became more miserable day by day, for he saw clearly it was only his selfishness that made him suffer.
• Every day we killed and wounded some of them, and many were found starved to death, so that our hearts began to relent at the sight of such miserable objects.
• He could not recall ever before having been so miserable of both mind and body.
• Her heart went out now to the miserable creature trembling in the presence of her victim.
• I was so miserable that miserable night, and we were so hurried, I hardly know what I said or did.
• I moved down the road, very miserable and very cold.
• Fatigue and apprehension had stolen the colour from her cheeks, and in a word she looked, when I turned, so wan and miserable that for a moment I feared the plague had seized her.
• I know your heart, and can predict that the consciousness of positive disobedience will make you miserable.
• Ah! he could have torn the papers out of the hand of this miserable, calculating, reckoning senator, and with pride and contempt have thrown them in his face.
• Reflecting upon these and similar evils, you held the tyrannical State to be the most miserable of States? And I was right, he said.

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