Adjective:

துயர் மிகுந்த,

miserable's Usage Examples:

develop, orderly government to be carried on, and the general condition of the people to be less hopeless and miserable.

Unable to marry Stella without destroying Vanessa, or to openly welcome Vanessa without destroying Stella, he was ' thus involved in the most miserable embarrassment; he continued to temporize.

It was a miserable libel and was at once rebutted by Goodyear.

In addition to the local pain and tenderness, there is a high temperature accompanied with shiverings or occasional rigors, the patient becoming daily more thin and miserable.

In this they were not successful; but a government stipend of 200 thalers was given him, and even this miserable pittance was of great importance, so straitened were his circumstances.

If not for the painkillers Mansr gave her as soon as she awoke and her newest discovery to distract her from the lingering pain, she'd be too miserable to move.

stannary prison was a miserable dungeon at Lidford Castle.

The condition of the numerous agricultural laborers (who constitute one-third of the population) is, except in some regions, hard, and in places absolutely miserable.

Nor is this surprising when we consider the marvellous skill of Continental and especially German taxidermists, many of whom have elevated their profession to a height of art inconceivable to most Englishmen, who are only acquainted with the miserable mockery of Nature which is the most sublime result of all but a few " bird-stuffers.

The fortified castle and the miserable hovel seem to have been then the almost only distinction of dwellings.

dribble I saw a child looking all miserable, with a Funny Feet dribbling down his arm.

Synonyms:

wretched, unhappy, suffering,

Antonyms:

inadequacy, maximal, maximum, happy,