misery - Meaning in Hindi

Meaning of misery in Hindi

• कष्ट 
• दुर्गति
• मुसीबत
• अभाग्य
• विपत्ति
• दुःख
• क्लेश

misery Definition

• a state or feeling of great distress or discomfort of mind or body.

misery Example

• she went upstairs and cried in misery. ( वह ऊपर गई और दुख में रो पड़ी। )
• War brought misery to thousands of refugees. ( युद्ध हजारों शरणार्थियों के लिए दुख लेकर आया।  )
• The demise of the industry has caused untold misery to thousands of hard-working tradesmen. ( उद्योग के निधन से हजारों मेहनतकश व्यापारियों को अनकहा दुख हुआ है। )
• They were weary of a means of pacification which produced endless wars abroad and misery at home. ( वे शांति के उस साधन से थक चुके थे जिसने विदेशों में अंतहीन युद्ध और घर में दुख पैदा किया। )

More Sentence

• What we are witnessing here is human misery on a vast scale.
• I sank deeper into my misery.
• He prefers to die than to live in misery.
• Competitive mothers can make their daughters' lives a misery.
• The outbreak of hostilities will cause incalculable misery.
• Business depression usually causes misery among the working class.
• Oh come on, don't be such a misery!
• They are forced to lead a life of misery and starvation.
• But the angel of forgetfulness has gathered up and carried away much of the misery and all the bitterness of those sad days.
• Those in Portugal were at once shipped, in great misery, to the papal states, and were soon followed by those in the colonies.
• Hungary there is a growing tendency to socialistic poetry, to the " poetry of misery " (A nyomor kolteszete).
• There is so much misery in the world.
• In the case of most people bad health means misery and failure.
• I have been living in misery over the last several months.
• Everything conspired to make her life a misery.
• Many of them live in misery and we must make their lives better.
• A poor wedding is a prolog to misery.
• He was thus led to consider the misery of the people under the burden of taxation.
• Many people live in misery today.
• Marriage is a leap in the dark. It may result in happiness or misery.
• She leads a life of unmitigated misery.
• And these are only specimens of the reforms which, in the language of the petition, are to unshackle labor from its misery.
• Great conquerors have been guilty of shedding blood and causing misery.
• The distress is due to spasmodic muscular contraction, and it comes on at intervals, each attack increasing the patient's misery.
• Poor drainage spells misery for residents.