miserably

mis·er·a·ble  (mzr--bl, mzr-)

adj.

1. Very uncomfortable or unhappy; wretched.

2. Causing or accompanied by great discomfort or distress: a miserable climate.

3. Mean or shameful; contemptible: a miserable trick.

4. Wretchedly inadequate: lived in a miserable shack; fed the prisoners miserable rations.

5. Of poor quality; inferior: miserable handicraft.

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[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin miserbilis, pitiable, from miserr, to pity, from miser, wretched.]

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miser·a·ble n.

miser·a·ble·ness n.

miser·a·bly adv.

Thesaurus

Adv.

1.

miserably - in a miserable manner; "I bit my lip miserably and nodded"

Translations

miserably [ˈmɪzərəblɪ] adv [smile, answer] → tristemente; [fail] → rotundamente;

to pay miserably → pagar una miseria

miserably [ˈmɪzərəblɪ] adv [smile, answer] → tristement; [live, pay] → misérablement; [fail] → lamentablement

miserably [ˈmɪzərəblɪ] miserable adv [fail] → kläglich; [live] → elend; [smile, speak] → unglücklich; [small] → jämmerlich

miserably [ˈmɪzərəblɪ] adv [fail, live, pay] → miseramente; [smile, answer] → tristemente