Meanings of domestic unhappiness in English

Here we have a scene of domestic unhappiness in a Scottish home.

To see a dead jay-bird, denotes domestic unhappiness and many vicissitudes.

To dream that you are enveloped in a mist, denotes uncertain fortunes and domestic unhappiness.

That sadness had to do with domestic unhappiness.

I would be the last to give circulation in the public prints to another gentleman's domestic unhappiness.

And she did not want to add to his domestic unhappiness by compromising him in that way.

That's what makes so much domestic unhappiness.

In the first place, much domestic unhappiness does not express itself in the separation of husband and wife.

To dream of martyrs, denotes that false friends, domestic unhappiness and losses in affairs which concern you most.

Pauperism, domestic unhappiness, and a low state of health are only a few of the consequences of this.

We might imagine that if there were anything that would rob life of its strength and favour, it is domestic unhappiness.

For the moment I imagined that I had intruded on some scene of domestic unhappiness which would be dissipated in an hour.

Through all his troubles, Haydn preserved a dignified silence about his domestic unhappiness, and in his letters it is mentioned only twice.

And the result is a great deal of domestic unhappiness afterward-andeven a great deal of scandal, which is dreadful to contemplate.

We have now seen Milton engaged in teaching and writing on education, involved in domestic unhappiness, and speculating on the obligations of marriage.

Her husband Cecily had never seen, but she heard disagreeable things of him, and Mrs. Travis herself had dropped hints which signified domestic unhappiness.