Glad and Miserable

Glad

Glad adjective - Experiencing pleasure, satisfaction, or delight.
Usage example: the man was glad to see his old college buddies again, after so long an absence

Miserable is an antonym for glad in happy topic.

Nearby Words: gladness, gladly, gladsome, Glady

Miserable

Miserable adjective - Feeling unhappiness.
Usage example: the awful news made us miserable

Glad is an antonym for miserable in destitute topic.

Nearby Words: misery, miserly, miserably, miser

Both words in one sentence

  • The Butler Did It She had a lot of money, a miserable disposition, a huge mean streak, and a dozen heirs who are all glad to see her dead.
  • Good Witch Versus Bad Witch Actually, although he was miserable under the sea and glad to be free, his real motivation is revenge for someone else, someone who happens to be from the previously "all good" mermaid race.
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