關於Miserable的意思和用法的提問

A: Bad or Unpleasant weather

A: miserable means really sad or unhappy

A: It means unhappy

A: It's a stronger word for sad or unhappy.

A: it means: a very bad condition

A: The woman was miserable.
All of the dogs are miserable.
There was nothing more miserable than that day.

A: I was miserable in the rain without an umbrella.

A: Losing the thing he loved most made him miserable.

A: You are very miserable.
I feel miserable.
The weather today looks miserable.

A: miserable basically means extremely sad, kinda like depressed. upset also can mean sad, but not as extreme as miserable.

“they were miserable when they got fired” and “her friend made a mean joke so she was upset after”. i hope that helps !

A: Depression is not a voluntary state. It is not a choice. People who are depressed don’t feel sorry for themselves.

Misery is a voluntary state. It is a choice. People who are miserable cry, “poor me, look at how bad my life is.”

Gloomy is when you're not expecting or believing anything good in a situation, completely hopeless.

A: Abject is commonly used in a few phrases:

abject misery
abject poverty
abject failure

Besides those three, it is very rarely used.

A: Miserable can mean sad or pathetic. It can be used to refer to somebody who is in pain or very sad "he's a miserable old man", but it is also sometimes used to refer to horrible people, while at the same time debasing them "Forget about that miserable lying fool."
Wretched means evil, awful, or horrible. A place can be wretched "I don't ever want to go back to that wretched place" A person can be wretched "That wretched hag is always yelling at my kids." A person's acts can be wretched, too. "That was a real wretched thing to do, you know."

So basically, "miserable" isn't necessarily an insult, but "wretched" always is.

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A: miserable. (miz-ruh-bull)

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