Bitter and Miserable

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Bitter adjective - Hard to accept or bear especially emotionally.

Usage example: discovering that he had been cut from the crew team was a bitter disappointment

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Miserable and bitter are semantically related. in painful topic. In some cases you can use "Miserable" instead an adjective "Bitter".

Nearby Words: bitterness, bitterly, bittern, bitterish

Miserable adjective - Causing or marked by an atmosphere lacking in cheer.

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Bitter and miserable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Bitter" instead an adjective "Miserable".

Nearby Words: misery, miserly, miserably, miser

Updale, a miserable and bitter 28 year old, and his relationships with people, paticularly 19 year old Lilac, a serial killer in training.

Source: Embellished Webcomics
After Alderaan is destroyed, Nash trades his idealism for fanaticism while Ciena becomes increasingly bitter and miserable in her service to the Empire.

Source: Literature / Star Wars: Lost Stars
Ice Queen: Caroline comes across as this (double points for being an actual queen) due to becoming miserable and bitter about her disastrous marriage to Christian.

Source: Film / A Royal Affair

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