Definition
Definition of commiserable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
pitiableDated deserving sympathy or pityDated
- The commiserable puppy looked up with sad eyes.
- The commiserable state of the house was evident.
- Her commiserable situation drew everyone's attention.
Origin of commiserable
Latin, commiserari (to pity)
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- French:pitoyable, ...
- German:bemitleidenswert, ...
- Italian:pietoso, ...
- Spanish:lamentable, ...
- Portuguese:lamentável, ...
- Chinese:可怜的, ...
- Japanese:哀れな, ...
- Arabic:مُسْتَحِقّ لِلشَّفَقَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְעוֹרֵר רַחֲמִים, ...
- Russian:жалкий, ...
- Ukrainian:жалісний, ...
- Hindi:दयनीय, ...
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