make sb/sth miserable

Frequency: 7.515.6 per million words

To cause someone or something to become very unhappy.

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Examples (10)

  • The constant noise made his life miserable.
  • His bad mood made everyone else miserable too.
  • Don't let one failure make your whole day miserable.
  • She felt terrible for making her friend miserable with her harsh words.
  • The harsh weather conditions made the journey miserable for the hikers.
  • He apologized for making the meeting miserable with his negativity.
  • Constant criticism can make anyone's self-esteem miserable.
  • The slow internet connection made working from home miserable.
  • She didn't want to make her family miserable with her problems.
  • A lack of sleep often makes me feel miserable.