miserable
/ˈmɪzərəbəl/
adjective
- Extremely unhappy or uncomfortable, often due to unpleasant circumstances.
- He felt miserable when his best friend moved away.
- The lost puppy looked miserable and hungry.
- After waiting in the rain for an hour, we were cold and miserable.
- Very poor in quality or amount; causing dissatisfaction.
- The hotel room was miserable, with a broken bed and no heat.
- The team gave a miserable performance and lost the game 10–0.
- They offered him a miserable salary that was barely enough to live on.
- Used to emphasize how bad something is (often in a negative or critical way).
- He spent the whole day doing nothing but complain about his miserable luck.
- I can't believe you ate the last miserable cookie without saving one for me.
- That's a miserable excuse for an apology.