Miserable 🔊 Meaning in Urdu
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Miserable in Detail
1 of 5) Miserable : دکھی Dukhe : very unhappy; full of misery.
Miserable person.
He felt depressed and miserable.
English Synonym(s) : Suffering Wretched
Related : Unhappy
2 of 5) Miserable : قابل افسوس Qabil E Afsos : deserving or inciting pity.
Urdu Synonym(s) : قابل رحم Qabil E Reham
English Synonym(s) : Hapless Misfortunate Pathetic Piteous Pitiable Pitiful Poor Wretched
3 of 5) Miserable : گھٹیا Ghatia : of the most contemptible kind.
You miserable skunk!
Urdu Synonym(s) : قابل نفرت Qabil Nafrat
English Synonym(s) : Abject Low Low-Down Scummy Scurvy
Related : Contemptible
4 of 5) Miserable : خستہ حال Khasta Hal : of very poor quality or condition.
Urdu Synonym(s) : بیکار Bekaar ناقص Naqas
English Synonym(s) : Deplorable Execrable Woeful Wretched
5 of 5) Miserable : غمگین Ghamgeen : characterized by physical misery.
A wet miserable weekend.
English Synonym(s) : Wretched
Related : Uncomfortable
Miserable in Book Titles
11,002 Things to Be Miserable About.
How to Spend Less Without Being Miserable.
The Miserable Mill.
My Miserable Lonely Lesbian Pregnancy.
Young, White, and Miserable: Growing Up Female in the Fifties.
Useful Words
Deserving Worth : لائق Laiq : worthy of being treated in a particular way. "An idea worth considering"
Full Replete : پیٹ بھرا Peeth Bahra : filled to satisfaction with food or drink. "But i am full"
Miserableness Misery Wretchedness : بد نصیبی Bad Naseebi : a state of ill-being due to affliction or misfortune. "The misery and wretchedness of those slums is intolerable"
Commiseration Pathos Pity Ruth : ہمدردی Hamdardi : a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others. "The blind are too often objects of pity"
Unhappy : رنجیدہ Ranjeeda : experiencing or marked by or causing sadness or sorrow or discontent. "Despite being rich he is unhappy"
Rattling Real Really Very : بہت زیادہ Bohat Zyada : used as intensifiers; `real` is sometimes used informally for `really`; `rattling` is informal. "He played a very well game"