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Synonym for miser [noun]

The synonym miser synonymous definition words:
means "tightwad"
niggard, cheapskate, skinflint
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Further results for the word "miser"

cheapskate [noun]

means "tightwad"
miser, skinflint

miserable [adjective]

means "worthless"
abject, bad, contemptible, despicable, low, mean, wretched

miserable [adjective]

means "unfortunate"
calamitous, wretched, catastrophic, tormented, deplorable, ill-starred, lamentable

miserable [adjective]

means "distressed"
disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, heartbroken, uncomfortable, uneasy

miserable [adjective]

means "destitute"
poor, penniless

miserly [adjective]

means "close"
mean, parsimonious, penurious, stingy, tight, close-fisted

misery [noun]

means "suffering"
agony, anguish, distress, torture, trial, tribulation, woe

misery [noun]

means "grief"
sadness, anguish, desolation, sorrow, torment, unhappiness, woe

abject [adjective]

means "contemptible"
miserable, base, poor, servile, slavish, despicable

agony [noun]

means "anguish"
misery, wretchedness, heartache, suspense, torment, torture

avaricious [adjective]

means "greedy"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

calamity [noun]

means "adversity"
affliction, misery, desolation, misadventure, hardship, distress

chary [adjective]

means "frugal"
thrifty, miserly, sparing, economical, stingy, niggardly

cheap [adjective]

means "property"
mean, sordid, contemptible, base, trashy, miserly
- translate cheap

close [adjective]

means "character trait"
miserly, mean, niggardly, parsimonious, penurious, stingy

closefisted [adjective]

means "stingy"
tight, miserly, niggardly, penurious, parsimonious, pinchpenny [US]

cross [noun]

means "thing"
burden, affliction, misery, trial, misfortune, trouble

depression [noun]

means "sorrow"
despair, despondency, gloom, dejection, melancholy, misery

desolation [noun]

means "gloom"
despair, grief, misery, wretchedness

despair [noun]

means "sorrow"
depression, despondency, gloom, dejection, melancholy, misery

despicable [adjective]

means "worthless"
abject, bad, contemptible, miserable, low, mean

disaster [noun]

means "evil"
calamity, harm, mischief, misery, misfortune, pain

disastrous [adjective]

means "unfortunate"
evil, ill, miserable, terrible, awful

disease [noun]

means "ill"
ailment, affliction, disorder, injury, hurt, misery

dismal [adjective]

means "sorrowful"
sad, depressed, dispirited, miserable, disconsolate, unhappy

evil [noun]

means "event"
disaster, calamity, harm, mischief, misery, misfortune

evil [adjective]

means "characteristic"
unfortunate, disastrous, ill, miserable

forlorn [adjective]

means "desolate"
miserable

funk [noun]

means "despondency"
gloom, depression, low spirits, misery

grasping [adjective]

means "avaricious"
greedy, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

greedy [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

grief [noun]

means "sorrow"
anguish, pain, remorse, distress, misery, sadness

grudging [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, greedy, miserly

hapless [adjective]

means "unlucky"
doomed, poor, luckless, miserable, piteous, pitiable

heartbroken [adjective]

means "distressed"
disconsolate, doleful, forlorn, miserable, uncomfortable, uneasy

ill [noun]

means "health"
misery, pain

ill-starred [verb]

means "unfortunate"
calamitous, wretched, catastrophic, tormented, deplorable, miserable
- conjugate verb ill-starred

illiberal [adjective]

means "not generous"
stingy, selfish, miserly, niggardly, parsimonious, greedy

inconsequential [adjective]

means "contemptible"
mean, inconsequent, miserly, petty, stingy, shallow

joyless [adjective]

means "unhappy"
melancholic, dismal, depressing, cheerless, sad, miserable

lamentable [adjective]

means "unfortunate"
miserable

low [adjective]

means "feeling"
miserable, dejected

mean [adjective]

means "character trait"
stingy, miserly, mercenary, niggardly, selfish, tight

melancholic [adjective]

means "unhappy"
joyless, dismal, depressing, cheerless, sad, miserable

mercenary [adjective]

means "selfish"
avaricious, miserly, stingy, tight, parsimonious, penurious

near [adjective]

means "characteristic"
miserly, close, narrow, niggardly, parsimonious, stingy

oppression [noun]

means "hardship"
calamity, torment, misery, suffering

oppression [noun]

means "grief"
depression, melancholy, misery, weariness, sadness, worry

parsimonious [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, rapacious, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

pathetic [adjective]

means "pitiable"
miserable, pitiful, wretched

penniless [adjective]

means "destitute"
poor, miserable

penurious [adjective]

means "stingy"
miserly, parsimonious, tight

petty [adjective]

means "contemptible"
mean, inconsequent, miserly, inconsequential, stingy, shallow

piteous [adjective]

means "unlucky"
doomed, hapless, luckless, miserable, poor, pitiable

poor [adjective]

means "state"
unlucky, doomed, hapless, luckless, miserable, piteous

rapacious [adjective]

means "avaricious"
grasping, greedy, covetous, selfish, grudging, miserly

remorse [noun]

means "grief"
anguish, pain, sorrow, distress, misery, sadness

rueful [adjective]

means "pathetic"
wretched, miserable, pitiable, pitiful, disheartened, despondent

selfish [adjective]

means "stingy"
miserly, greedy, parsimonious, mean

servile [adjective]

means "contemptible"
miserable, base, poor, abject, slavish, despicable

shabby [adjective]

means "property"
poor, squalid, pitiful, miserable, wretched, mean

sordid [adjective]

means "selfish"
miserly, niggardly, stingy, avaricious, parsimonious, mercenary

sordid [adjective]

means "poor"
miserable, mean

sorrow [noun]

means "grief"
anguish, pain, remorse, distress, misery, sadness

squalor [noun]

means "filth"
disorder, poverty, misery, foulness

star-crossed [adjective]

means "unlucky"
doomed, hapless, luckless, miserable, piteous, pitiable

stingy [adjective]

means "selfish"
miserly, greedy, parsimonious, mean

suffering [noun]

means "agony"
anguish, torment, misery, distress, torture

tight [adjective]

means "property"
stingy, miserly, parsimonious, penurious

tight-fisted [adjective]

means "stingy"
miserly, tightwad, niggardly, frugal, thrifty, cheap

torment [noun]

means "agony"
anguish, suffering, misery, distress, torture

trashy [adjective]

means "mean"
sordid, contemptible, base, cheap, miserly, tawdry

travail [noun]

means "distress"
anguish, hardship, pain, suffering, torture, misery

trial [noun]

means "state"
misery, grief

tribulation [noun]

means "affliction"
ordeal, hardship, trial, woe, sorrow, misery

uncomfortable [adjective]

means "uneasy"
restless, miserable, unhappy, cheerless, embarrassed

woebegone [adjective]

means "wretched"
woeful, lonely, miserable, disconsolate, dejected, grief-stricken

wretched [adjective]

means "distressed"
miserable, woeful, dejected, depressed, forlorn, pitiable

wretched [adjective]

means "despicable"
low, contemptible, miserable, pitiful, sorry, vile

wretchedness [noun]

means "anguish"
misery, agony, heartache, suspense, torment, torture
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