miserabilism UK
ˈmɪzərəˌbɪlɪzəm
Definition

Definition of miserabilism - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
enjoying gloomRareUKquality of enjoying being depressed or gloomyRareUK
  • Her miserabilism was evident in her choice of sad music.
gloominess melancholy pessimism
2.
pessimistic philosophyRareUKbelief that the world is as bad as it can beRareUK
  • His miserabilism led him to distrust any positive news.
cynicism pessimism
3.
artTECH.UKmid-20th century French art movement embracing gloomTECH.UK
  • Miserabilism influenced many artists in post-war France.
gloominess pessimism
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Origin of miserabilism

English, miserable (unhappy) + -ism (doctrine)

Examples of miserabilism in a sentence

  • The novel's tone was steeped in miserabilism.
  • Her miserabilism made her a difficult person to be around.
  • Miserabilism colored his view of the future.
  • Miserabilism was evident in the gallery's collection.
  • The novel's themes were influenced by miserabilism.

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  1. French:misérabilisme, mouvement misérabiliste, ...
  2. German:Miserabilismus, extremer Pessimismus, ...
  3. Italian:miserabilismo, pessimismo estremo, ...
  4. Spanish:miserabilismo, pesimismo extremo, ...
  5. Portuguese:miserabilismo, ...
  6. Chinese:忧郁享受, 悲观主义, ...
  7. Japanese:ミゼラビリズム, 悲観主義, ...
  8. Arabic:نَزْعَة الاسْتِمْتاع بِالكآبَة, نزعة التشاؤم المطلق, ...
  9. Hebrew:מִיזֵרָבִּילִיזְם, מִיזֵרַבִּילִיזְם, ...
  10. Russian:меланхолизм, пессимизм, ...
  11. Ukrainian:мізерабілізм, песимізм, ...
  12. Hindi:माइज़रबिलिज़्म, दु:खवाद, ...

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