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Definition of miserably - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
emotionin a way that shows great unhappiness
- She cried miserably after hearing the bad news.
2.
inadequatelyto an extremely low or inadequate degree
- The team performed miserably, losing by a wide margin..
3.
failureRare in a way that indicates failureRare
- The team performed miserably in the final match.
Expressions with miserably
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be completely unsuccessful in an attempt
He tried to fix the car but failed miserably.
Origin of miserably
Latin, miser (wretched) + -abilis (able)
Examples of miserably in a sentence
The team performed miserably in the final game. The project failed miserably due to poor planning. She performed miserably on her final exams. She miserably failed the driving test. The project ended miserably after months of effort.
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- French:misérablement, pitoyablement, ...
- German:jämmerlich, miserabel, ...
- Italian:miseramente, malissimo, ...
- Spanish:miserablemente, de manera pésima, ...
- Portuguese:miseravelmente, de forma desastrosa, ...
- Chinese:悲惨地, 糟糕地, ...
- Japanese:惨めに, ひどく, ...
- Arabic:بِبُؤْس, بِشَكْلٍ بَائِس, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה אֻמְלָלָה, בְּצוּרָה עֲלוּבָה, ...
- Russian:несчастно, ужасно, ...
- Ukrainian:нещасно, жахливо, ...
- Hindi:दुखी होकर, बुरी तरह, ...
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