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Meanings of great misery in English
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Usage of great misery in English
1
For they are now in great misery; and lie helpless from hunger.'
2
And so he came to his end in great misery and torment.
3
I've the great misery of waiting for him or the other one.
4
Was not this one of the small causes of my great misery?
5
In the interior they lived in great misery, their cabins being wretched hovels.
6
The poverty of the intemperate man owes its great misery to its cause.
7
Shocked at the selfishness that often comes with great misery, Agatha cried eagerly:
8
Though thou sleepest and wakest, thy life, however, is passed in great misery.
9
At that time of great misery, she succeeded in acquiring tranquillity of soul.'
10
Indeed, it is all a mystery to me now, and a great misery.
11
Thence I am come hither in a state of great misery.
12
He was 'in as great misery as perhaps ever fell upon a man.'
13
The room in which he found the poor woman gave evidence of great misery.
14
There was great misery in the home, and great wretchedness.
15
It is a blessing for me, in this great misery, that I am childless.
16
And the Moors were silent, and made no reply because of their great misery.
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