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miserably

/ˈmɪz.ər.ə.bli/

Traduction: Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière très malheureuse, inconfortable ou infructueuse », décrivant des actions ou états marqués par une grande souffrance, un échec ou un désarroi, en insistant sur le caractère piteux ou déplorable.

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adverb

/ˈmɪz.ər.ə.bli/B2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « d'une manière très malheureuse, inconfortable ou infructueuse », décrivant des actions ou états marqués par une grande souffrance, un échec ou un désarroi, en insistant sur le caractère piteux ou déplorable.

An adverb meaning 'in a very unhappy, uncomfortable, or unfortunate manner.' It is used to describe actions or states characterized by great suffering, distress, or failure.

  1. In an unhappy wayB1formal

    In a manner that shows great unhappiness or suffering.

    frmisérablement

    • She cried miserably after hearing the bad news.
    • He sat miserably in the corner, alone.
    • The dog whimpered miserably in the rain.

    Synonymesdejectedlydespondentlydisconsolatelyforlornlygloomilysadlysorrowfullyunhappilywoefullywretchedly

    Antonymescheerfullyhappilyjoyfully

  2. In a very poor or inadequate wayB2formal

    In a way that is extremely unsatisfactory or unsuccessful.

    frde manière misérable

    • The team performed miserably in the final match.
    • He failed miserably at his attempt to fix the car.
    • The project ended miserably due to lack of funding.

    Synonymesabysmallyappallinglyatrociouslyawfullydreadfullyhopelesslyhorriblypatheticallypitifullyterriblywoefully

    Antonymesexcellentlygloriouslymagnificentlymarvelouslysplendidlysuperblywonderfully

Formes
  • more miserably comparative form
  • most miserably superlative form
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