Definition of miserabilism in English:

miserabilism

noun ˈmɪz(ə)rəbɪlɪz(ə)mˈmiz(ə)rəbəˌlizəm

mass noun

Gloomy pessimism or negativity.
the duo spent much of the eighties exploring the lonely outer reaches of miserabilism
Example sentencesExamples
- England's World Cup song should embrace the national pastimes of miserabilism and self-deprecation.
- But perhaps Gwyneth was able to clinch the deal by demonstrating that she had some familiarity with existential miserabilism.
- They exposed my miserabilism for the false consciousness it was.
- Salinger's mother was a member of the Scottish diaspora: perhaps Holden Caulfield's existentialist gloom owes more to Scottish miserabilism than to adolescent angst.
- Rather than being just a study in Scottish miserabilism Burnside's new book is a chilling display case of grotesques, shot through with a bleak and mordant humour.

Derivatives

miserabilist

noun & adjective ˈmɪz(ə)rəbɪlɪst

His patented miserabilist lyrics are sharper than ever - ‘I wrote your name with fireworks in the sky / But you never turned up to see it’ he intones on ‘Serenade’.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the light of this sexist, miserabilist orthodoxy, surely clear-eyed, hard-hearted happiness is the most maddeningly subversive weapon a woman can wield.
- Contrary to the impression given by some miserabilists today, there is nothing wrong with wanting to be famous.
- The theatre of fear is a cultural expression of our miserabilist times.
- No sooner had the heatwave happened than risk managers, health experts and media miserabilists were rolling up their sleeves and warning us about ‘the dangers of heat’.

Definition of miserabilism in US English:

miserabilism

nounˈmiz(ə)rəbəˌlizəm

Gloomy pessimism or negativity.
the duo spent much of the eighties exploring the lonely outer reaches of miserabilism
Example sentencesExamples
- But perhaps Gwyneth was able to clinch the deal by demonstrating that she had some familiarity with existential miserabilism.
- They exposed my miserabilism for the false consciousness it was.
- Salinger's mother was a member of the Scottish diaspora: perhaps Holden Caulfield's existentialist gloom owes more to Scottish miserabilism than to adolescent angst.
- Rather than being just a study in Scottish miserabilism Burnside's new book is a chilling display case of grotesques, shot through with a bleak and mordant humour.
- England's World Cup song should embrace the national pastimes of miserabilism and self-deprecation.

单词	miserabilism
释义	Definition of miserabilism in English: miserabilism noun ˈmɪz(ə)rəbɪlɪz(ə)mˈmiz(ə)rəbəˌlizəm mass noun Gloomy pessimism or negativity. the duo spent much of the eighties exploring the lonely outer reaches of miserabilism Example sentencesExamples England's World Cup song should embrace the national pastimes of miserabilism and self-deprecation. But perhaps Gwyneth was able to clinch the deal by demonstrating that she had some familiarity with existential miserabilism. They exposed my miserabilism for the false consciousness it was. Salinger's mother was a member of the Scottish diaspora: perhaps Holden Caulfield's existentialist gloom owes more to Scottish miserabilism than to adolescent angst. Rather than being just a study in Scottish miserabilism Burnside's new book is a chilling display case of grotesques, shot through with a bleak and mordant humour. Derivatives miserabilist noun & adjective ˈmɪz(ə)rəbɪlɪst His patented miserabilist lyrics are sharper than ever - ‘I wrote your name with fireworks in the sky / But you never turned up to see it’ he intones on ‘Serenade’. Example sentencesExamples In the light of this sexist, miserabilist orthodoxy, surely clear-eyed, hard-hearted happiness is the most maddeningly subversive weapon a woman can wield. Contrary to the impression given by some miserabilists today, there is nothing wrong with wanting to be famous. The theatre of fear is a cultural expression of our miserabilist times. No sooner had the heatwave happened than risk managers, health experts and media miserabilists were rolling up their sleeves and warning us about ‘the dangers of heat’. Definition of miserabilism in US English: miserabilism nounˈmiz(ə)rəbəˌlizəm Gloomy pessimism or negativity. the duo spent much of the eighties exploring the lonely outer reaches of miserabilism Example sentencesExamples But perhaps Gwyneth was able to clinch the deal by demonstrating that she had some familiarity with existential miserabilism. They exposed my miserabilism for the false consciousness it was. Salinger's mother was a member of the Scottish diaspora: perhaps Holden Caulfield's existentialist gloom owes more to Scottish miserabilism than to adolescent angst. Rather than being just a study in Scottish miserabilism Burnside's new book is a chilling display case of grotesques, shot through with a bleak and mordant humour. England's World Cup song should embrace the national pastimes of miserabilism and self-deprecation.
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