English–Spanish
“bring misfortune on” in Spanish
Spanish
Pronunciation
IPA/desɣɾaˈθjaɾ/
Example
La guerra desgració a muchas familias.
The war brought misfortune on many families.
How to say “bring misfortune on” in Spanish
“Bring misfortune on” in Spanish is desgraciar.
Long-term ruin of a person or thing.
Example sentences with desgraciar
Su error desgració la celebración.
His mistake ruined the celebration.
Tips for using desgraciar
- Used for serious, lasting harm rather than a small mishap, and when applied directly to a person it can sound harsh or accusatory.