unhappiness 的定义
un·hap·pi·er, un·hap·pi·est.
- sad; miserable; wretched: Why is she so unhappy?
- unfortunate; unlucky: an unhappy incident.
- unfavorable; inauspicious: an unhappy omen.
- infelicitous; unsuitable: an unhappy choice of words.
- Archaic. causing trouble; reprehensible; troublesome.
unhappiness 近义词
depression
sorrow
unhappiness 的近义词 9 个
unhappiness 的反义词 9 个
更多unhappiness例句
- For example, within sectors, companies with happy employees dramatically outperformed companies with unhappy employees.
- My husband has gotten very frustrated with me for being in a job where I "seem unhappy" 40 percent of the time.
- A subconscious connection with, in all likelihood, an unhappy event.
- Cases tend to precede deaths by a week or two as patients follow an unhappy trend of being infected and growing more ill until death.
- This helps search marketers make informed, human decisions to fix issues before a client becomes unhappy.
- “They wrote each other letters, she talking very engagingly about her life, unhappiness, and sexual desire,” Waters says.
- “And there are many people that plan on making their unhappiness known” Tuesday evening.
- The low point—points really—involved real people and there was plenty of pain and unhappiness to go around.
- But officials rejected the notion that the administration has not made its unhappiness with the Egyptian government clear.
- Ultimately, Breaking Bad was a show about the pursuit of happiness—and the unhappiness it can cause.
- But work does not give happiness; it merely diminishes the capacity and opportunities for unhappiness.
- A scented note unopened on the dressing table can cause more unhappiness to your wife than the loss of his country to a king.
- He could not bear the thought of her unhappiness, and yet, at any sacrifice, Tatsu must be kept an inmate of their home.
- Absolute sovereign of mortals, He distributes happiness or unhappiness, according to His pleasure.
- This was illustrated whenever there was any misunderstanding between them, any crisis of unhappiness or fit of melancholia.