Definition of miserably in English:

miserably

adverb ˈmɪzrəbli

1In a wretchedly unhappy manner.
he stared miserably into his hands
he slumped miserably back into his chair
Example sentencesExamples
- After a year of study in Europe, I got miserably homesick.
- Man lives briefly here in the world, and alone, miserably, fearfully, he dies, like a shadow left by the sun.
- When you see miserably unhappy adults who punish themselves with alcohol and unhappy relationships, you know they didn't get that way overnight.
- He wanders miserably through the woods and by a stroke of misfortune finds himself wed to a corpse bride.
- We are subjected to endless scenes of the playwright miserably attempting to finish her first play.
- He liked dropping in and being treated as the visiting uncle who'd sit miserably by the fireside.
- He brought death upon himself because, seeking riches, he became impoverished and ended his life miserably in lands far away.
- He plays the splendidly repressed and self-righteous Octavius Caesar, miserably uncomfortable when forced to drink and engage in swordplay.
- The movie showed families living miserably through the cultural wasteland of the 1970s.
- The role he has written for himself is the hero as chump, and chump as hero, hunched miserably over his typewriter.
1. 1.1 In a way that causes unhappiness or pain.
  a considerable number of animals perished miserably
  the miserably oppressed population
  Example sentencesExamples
  Even with all their clothes on, they shivered miserably in their double sleeping bags.
  I grew up in Florida, where it is miserably hot and humid, and you get sweaty walking from your house to the car.
  The humidity was so miserably high there compared to bone dryness here, which is much more pleasant.
  I know people who get so bitter because it's a miserably hard, unbelievably difficult thing to do.
  They live tortoises in the holds of their ships, where the animals remained miserably alive for months without food or water.
  Her miserably pathetic condition abets her father to pierce the dagger.
  Summers at Valley Forge are miserably hot and sticky, not at all like the breezy cool of the Kenyan highlands.
  He returns to his home in a miserably poor town on the desert's edge.
  Its people have suffered miserably over many, many years—quite unjustifiably.
  Self-exiled to the Marquesas archipelago, he expired miserably in 1903 from the effects of social diseases and more-than-social drinking.
2In a pitiable or contemptible manner; terribly.
all attempts have failed miserably in the past
our team fared miserably
as submodifier a miserably paid job
Example sentencesExamples
- It is not so much a movie as a series of badly acted, miserably written, disconnected scenes.
- This movie invites—nay, begs—comparison to The Godfather, and fares miserably in such comparisons.
- Whatever he was trying, he failed at it miserably.
- Next stop is a Harlem barber shop, where the guitar fails miserably.
- Like the earlier film, this one has a miserably contrived plot.
- A student may spend 10 minutes playing music that already has been mastered or 10 minutes trying to play something he is struggling miserably at.
- For decades this film archive was tied in legal knots and available only in miserably inadequate video prints.
- Since 1991, I have worked and often lived in a country where food policy failed, utterly and miserably.
- There were many who behaved miserably and did little to understand native culture.
- He paints miserably.

Definition of miserably in US English:

miserably

adverbˈmizərblē

1In a wretchedly unhappy manner.
he stared miserably into his hands
he slumped miserably back into his chair
Example sentencesExamples
- We are subjected to endless scenes of the playwright miserably attempting to finish her first play.
- Man lives briefly here in the world, and alone, miserably, fearfully, he dies, like a shadow left by the sun.
- He wanders miserably through the woods and by a stroke of misfortune finds himself wed to a corpse bride.
- The role he has written for himself is the hero as chump, and chump as hero, hunched miserably over his typewriter.
- He liked dropping in and being treated as the visiting uncle who'd sit miserably by the fireside.
- The movie showed families living miserably through the cultural wasteland of the 1970s.
- After a year of study in Europe, I got miserably homesick.
- He brought death upon himself because, seeking riches, he became impoverished and ended his life miserably in lands far away.
- When you see miserably unhappy adults who punish themselves with alcohol and unhappy relationships, you know they didn't get that way overnight.
- He plays the splendidly repressed and self-righteous Octavius Caesar, miserably uncomfortable when forced to drink and engage in swordplay.
1. 1.1 In a way that causes unhappiness or pain.
  a considerable number of animals perished miserably
  the miserably oppressed population
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her miserably pathetic condition abets her father to pierce the dagger.
  Even with all their clothes on, they shivered miserably in their double sleeping bags.
  I grew up in Florida, where it is miserably hot and humid, and you get sweaty walking from your house to the car.
  He returns to his home in a miserably poor town on the desert's edge.
  Its people have suffered miserably over many, many years—quite unjustifiably.
  They live tortoises in the holds of their ships, where the animals remained miserably alive for months without food or water.
  I know people who get so bitter because it's a miserably hard, unbelievably difficult thing to do.
  Self-exiled to the Marquesas archipelago, he expired miserably in 1903 from the effects of social diseases and more-than-social drinking.
  Summers at Valley Forge are miserably hot and sticky, not at all like the breezy cool of the Kenyan highlands.
  The humidity was so miserably high there compared to bone dryness here, which is much more pleasant.
2In a pitiable or contemptible manner; terribly.
all attempts have failed miserably in the past
our team fared miserably
as submodifier a miserably paid job
Example sentencesExamples
- This movie invites—nay, begs—comparison to The Godfather, and fares miserably in such comparisons.
- Since 1991, I have worked and often lived in a country where food policy failed, utterly and miserably.
- Whatever he was trying, he failed at it miserably.
- There were many who behaved miserably and did little to understand native culture.
- He paints miserably.
- A student may spend 10 minutes playing music that already has been mastered or 10 minutes trying to play something he is struggling miserably at.
- For decades this film archive was tied in legal knots and available only in miserably inadequate video prints.
- Next stop is a Harlem barber shop, where the guitar fails miserably.
- Like the earlier film, this one has a miserably contrived plot.
- It is not so much a movie as a series of badly acted, miserably written, disconnected scenes.

单词	miserably
释义	Definition of miserably in English: miserably adverb ˈmɪzrəbli 1In a wretchedly unhappy manner. he stared miserably into his hands he slumped miserably back into his chair Example sentencesExamples After a year of study in Europe, I got miserably homesick. Man lives briefly here in the world, and alone, miserably, fearfully, he dies, like a shadow left by the sun. When you see miserably unhappy adults who punish themselves with alcohol and unhappy relationships, you know they didn't get that way overnight. He wanders miserably through the woods and by a stroke of misfortune finds himself wed to a corpse bride. We are subjected to endless scenes of the playwright miserably attempting to finish her first play. He liked dropping in and being treated as the visiting uncle who'd sit miserably by the fireside. He brought death upon himself because, seeking riches, he became impoverished and ended his life miserably in lands far away. He plays the splendidly repressed and self-righteous Octavius Caesar, miserably uncomfortable when forced to drink and engage in swordplay. The movie showed families living miserably through the cultural wasteland of the 1970s. The role he has written for himself is the hero as chump, and chump as hero, hunched miserably over his typewriter. 1.1 In a way that causes unhappiness or pain. a considerable number of animals perished miserably the miserably oppressed population Example sentencesExamples Even with all their clothes on, they shivered miserably in their double sleeping bags. I grew up in Florida, where it is miserably hot and humid, and you get sweaty walking from your house to the car. The humidity was so miserably high there compared to bone dryness here, which is much more pleasant. I know people who get so bitter because it's a miserably hard, unbelievably difficult thing to do. They live tortoises in the holds of their ships, where the animals remained miserably alive for months without food or water. Her miserably pathetic condition abets her father to pierce the dagger. Summers at Valley Forge are miserably hot and sticky, not at all like the breezy cool of the Kenyan highlands. He returns to his home in a miserably poor town on the desert's edge. Its people have suffered miserably over many, many years—quite unjustifiably. Self-exiled to the Marquesas archipelago, he expired miserably in 1903 from the effects of social diseases and more-than-social drinking. 2In a pitiable or contemptible manner; terribly. all attempts have failed miserably in the past our team fared miserably as submodifier a miserably paid job Example sentencesExamples It is not so much a movie as a series of badly acted, miserably written, disconnected scenes. This movie invites—nay, begs—comparison to The Godfather, and fares miserably in such comparisons. Whatever he was trying, he failed at it miserably. Next stop is a Harlem barber shop, where the guitar fails miserably. Like the earlier film, this one has a miserably contrived plot. A student may spend 10 minutes playing music that already has been mastered or 10 minutes trying to play something he is struggling miserably at. For decades this film archive was tied in legal knots and available only in miserably inadequate video prints. Since 1991, I have worked and often lived in a country where food policy failed, utterly and miserably. There were many who behaved miserably and did little to understand native culture. He paints miserably. Definition of miserably in US English: miserably adverbˈmizərblē 1In a wretchedly unhappy manner. he stared miserably into his hands he slumped miserably back into his chair Example sentencesExamples We are subjected to endless scenes of the playwright miserably attempting to finish her first play. Man lives briefly here in the world, and alone, miserably, fearfully, he dies, like a shadow left by the sun. He wanders miserably through the woods and by a stroke of misfortune finds himself wed to a corpse bride. The role he has written for himself is the hero as chump, and chump as hero, hunched miserably over his typewriter. He liked dropping in and being treated as the visiting uncle who'd sit miserably by the fireside. The movie showed families living miserably through the cultural wasteland of the 1970s. After a year of study in Europe, I got miserably homesick. He brought death upon himself because, seeking riches, he became impoverished and ended his life miserably in lands far away. When you see miserably unhappy adults who punish themselves with alcohol and unhappy relationships, you know they didn't get that way overnight. He plays the splendidly repressed and self-righteous Octavius Caesar, miserably uncomfortable when forced to drink and engage in swordplay. 1.1 In a way that causes unhappiness or pain. a considerable number of animals perished miserably the miserably oppressed population Example sentencesExamples Her miserably pathetic condition abets her father to pierce the dagger. Even with all their clothes on, they shivered miserably in their double sleeping bags. I grew up in Florida, where it is miserably hot and humid, and you get sweaty walking from your house to the car. He returns to his home in a miserably poor town on the desert's edge. Its people have suffered miserably over many, many years—quite unjustifiably. They live tortoises in the holds of their ships, where the animals remained miserably alive for months without food or water. I know people who get so bitter because it's a miserably hard, unbelievably difficult thing to do. Self-exiled to the Marquesas archipelago, he expired miserably in 1903 from the effects of social diseases and more-than-social drinking. Summers at Valley Forge are miserably hot and sticky, not at all like the breezy cool of the Kenyan highlands. The humidity was so miserably high there compared to bone dryness here, which is much more pleasant. 2In a pitiable or contemptible manner; terribly. all attempts have failed miserably in the past our team fared miserably as submodifier a miserably paid job Example sentencesExamples This movie invites—nay, begs—comparison to The Godfather, and fares miserably in such comparisons. Since 1991, I have worked and often lived in a country where food policy failed, utterly and miserably. Whatever he was trying, he failed at it miserably. There were many who behaved miserably and did little to understand native culture. He paints miserably. A student may spend 10 minutes playing music that already has been mastered or 10 minutes trying to play something he is struggling miserably at. For decades this film archive was tied in legal knots and available only in miserably inadequate video prints. Next stop is a Harlem barber shop, where the guitar fails miserably. Like the earlier film, this one has a miserably contrived plot. It is not so much a movie as a series of badly acted, miserably written, disconnected scenes.
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