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Meanings of miserable in anglès
Deserving or inciting pity.
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Sinònims
Examples for "low"
Examples for "low"
1
Health officials say the public health risk has been assessed as low.
2
Cases mostly involved young people, with a low proportion of severe cases.
3
Conclusions: Consumption of soy products is low in centres in Western Europe.
4
Crime is at a 12-year low in Northern Ireland, police said today.
5
The extremely low rate of community testing has public health experts worried.
1
Unless you happen to like abject poverty, violence, domestic desperation, and drugs.
2
The state of women is upon the whole very abject in Dahomy.
3
There, cowering in the hall, in abject terror, was De Luxe Dora.
4
The hour vanished in a slow mist of abject misery and shame.
5
She was the abject slave of man in nearly all the world.
1
By Odin, the women of the North Danes are a scurvy breed.
2
The Finlanders were not attacked with scurvy, but the rest suffered severely.
3
His scurvy-ravaged legs gave under him and he winced with the pain.
4
Of remedies against scurvy the sweet-wort was proved to be most valuable.
5
In infants this is most often due to scurvy, sometimes to syphilis.
1
Regular criminals might be scumbags, but they were scummy in human ways.
2
The water must be thoroughly scummy. It's like the gift of tongues!
3
They have a boggy stink, like frogs and trees and scummy water.
4
The lantern's light gleamed on something else under the scummy water.
5
Courtney and I went up a scummy set of back stairs.
1
She disgraced the family you know; ran away with that low-down printer.
2
You think I'm that low-down to leave her while she was pregnant?
3
They shoots craps and drinks and does low-down things all the time.
4
The best-behaved people are the low-down beggars, who are most decoratively devotional.
5
So, you going to give me the low-down on what to do?
Usage of miserable in anglès
1
It is hard in the stationary, and miserable in the declining state.
2
You behold in me the most miserable monarch in all the world.
3
He was miserable; he had no confidence in himself, in his future.
4
The idea-themiserable fancy rather-hasterribly corrupted the preaching of the gospel.
5
They lived in dirty houses situated in miserable parts of the slums.
6
Shipbuilding by the natives in private shipyards was in a miserable condition.
7
The country all the way, in fact, is most miserable and intolerable.
8
She was miserable; life was so dull; she wanted to get away.
9
The scene I had just witnessed in the dining-room made me miserable.
10
In 1541 came the miserable fiasco of the Spanish expedition to Algiers.
11
The life of the Spanish-speaking people at the mines was made miserable.
12
I know I shall be in a miserable state during the journey.
13
It was the fore-runner of the Slavin clan, the miserable Bud Jones.
14
It was not His Law; it was a miserable juggling with texts.
15
The miserable remnants of the nation were scattered everywhere over the world.
16
Yet even then-inspite of that miserable letter- Iretainedfaith in you.
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