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7 identifiers linking misery across the web's reference databases
13 statements · 8% with external sources · numbers in brackets are citations
7 identifiers linking misery across the web's reference databases
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The term misery has several meanings that combine to convey a situation of distress: extreme deprivation, unhappiness, suffering, boredom, sadness, injustice, and even smallness. It is often used to describe an extreme state of poverty but also has a denotational meaning, linked to a feeling of social exclusion.