Synonyms for Un happier:

• adj.

  •afraid (adjective)
  • backward,
  • unwilling,
  • unhappy,
  • indisposed,
  • reluctant,
  • disinclined,
  • loath,
  • hesitant,
  • uneager,
  • averse.
  •aggrieved (adjective)
  • injured,
  • harmed,
  • persecuted,
  • peeved,
  • disturbed,
  • grieving,
  • hurt,
  • wronged,
  • oppressed,
  • woeful,
  • pained.
  •bad (adjective)
  • disagreeable,
  • unpleasant,
  • unfortunate,
  • displeasing,
  • troubling,
  • discouraged,
  • distressed,
  • discouraging,
  • unfavorable,
  • adverse.
  •blue (adjective)
  • glum,
  • moody,
  • down in the dumps,
  • woebegone,
  • fed up,
  • downhearted.
  •chill (adjective)
  • hostile,
  • solitary,
  • reserved,
  • frigid,
  • depressing,
  • Uncompanionable,
  • ungenial,
  • indifferent,
  • withdrawn,
  • emotionless,
  • stony,
  • hateful,
  • icy,
  • standoffish,
  • distant,
  • wintry,
  • formal,
  • dispiriting,
  • unwelcoming,
  • unresponsive,
  • cool,
  • unemotional,
  • glacial.
  •damned (adjective)
  • darned,
  • blasted,
  • reprobate,
  • voodooed,
  • doggone,
  • condemned,
  • Dang,
  • infamous,
  • blooming,
  • damnable,
  • Anathematized,
  • accursed,
  • despicable,
  • doomed,
  • revolting,
  • blankety-blank,
  • confounded,
  • blessed,
  • bad,
  • gone to blazes,
  • infernal,
  • dratted,
  • all-fired,
  • darn,
  • loathsome,
  • done for,
  • lost,
  • cussed,
  • lousy,
  • detestable,
  • bloody,
  • execrable.
  •depressed (adjective)
  • pessimistic,
  • let down,
  • lugubrious,
  • torn up,
  • crummy,
  • cast-down,
  • low-spirited,
  • spiritless,
  • in the toilet,
  • on a downer,
  • in the pits,
  • sob story,
  • morose,
  • sad,
  • low-down,
  • taken down,
  • weeping.
  •disagreeable (adjective)
  • uninviting,
  • drag,
  • distasteful,
  • pain,
  • unsavory,
  • distressing,
  • repugnant,
  • annoying,
  • repulsive,
  • sour,
  • unpalatable,
  • upsetting,
  • rotten,
  • objectionable,
  • repellent,
  • obnoxious,
  • awful,
  • nasty,
  • bothersome.
  •disappointed (adjective)
  • disenchanted,
  • dissatisfied,
  • frustrated,
  • balked,
  • aghast,
  • discontented,
  • upset,
  • chapfallen,
  • disconcerted,
  • defeated,
  • Objecting,
  • thwarted,
  • worsted,
  • disillusioned,
  • unsatisfied,
  • foiled,
  • disgruntled,
  • shot down,
  • vanquished,
  • hopeless,
  • beaten,
  • complaining.
  •disappointing (adjective)
  • insufficient,
  • frustrating,
  • unsatisfying,
  • uninteresting,
  • disconcerting,
  • failing,
  • ineffective,
  • falling short,
  • lame,
  • unfulfilling,
  • mediocre.
  •disgusted (adjective)
  • tired,
  • full up,
  • weary,
  • queasy,
  • outraged,
  • Repulsed,
  • nauseated,
  • had enough,
  • Revolted,
  • sick,
  • had bellyful,
  • nauseous,
  • squeamish,
  • fastidious,
  • sick of,
  • turned off,
  • overwrought,
  • grossed out,
  • sick and tired of,
  • had it,
  • up to here,
  • appalled,
  • teed off,
  • Repelled,
  • displeased,
  • Scandalized,
  • satiated,
  • Abhorred.
  •dismal (adjective)
  • forlorn,
  • cloudy,
  • monotonous,
  • shadowy,
  • tedious,
  • dingy,
  • overcast,
  • horrid,
  • dim,
  • dolorous,
  • murky,
  • afflictive,
  • frowning,
  • gruesome,
  • morbid,
  • tenebrous,
  • disheartening,
  • dark,
  • boring,
  • troublesome,
  • inauspicious,
  • somber,
  • black,
  • dull,
  • joyless,
  • ghastly,
  • lonesome,
  • doleful,
  • lowering,
  • funereal,
  • desolate,
  • horrible.
  •downbeat (adjective)
  • defeatist,
  • negative,
  • unhopeful.
  •forlorn (adjective)
  • dragging,
  • pathetic,
  • forsaken,
  • despairing,
  • friendless,
  • godforsaken,
  • bereft,
  • desperate,
  • fruitless,
  • futile,
  • forgotten,
  • pitiful,
  • weighed down,
  • lonely,
  • abandoned,
  • destitute,
  • deserted,
  • homeless,
  • cynical,
  • alone,
  • helpless,
  • comfortless,
  • pitiable,
  • tragic,
  • defenseless,
  • vain.
  •gauche (adjective)
  • heavy-handed,
  • ill-mannered,
  • inept,
  • bumbling,
  • awkward,
  • ham-handed,
  • oafish,
  • crude,
  • halting,
  • green,
  • unpolished,
  • lacking,
  • uncultured,
  • ill-bred,
  • maladroit,
  • inelegant,
  • ignorant,
  • wooden,
  • uncouth,
  • insensitive,
  • clumsy,
  • graceless.
  •gloomy (adjective)
  • Mopish,
  • Moping,
  • solemn,
  • dour,
  • in low spirits,
  • blue funk,
  • sullen,
  • surly,
  • ugly,
  • broody,
  • crabbed,
  • sulky,
  • saturnine.
  •graceless (adjective)
  • gawky,
  • loutish,
  • infelicitous,
  • corrupt,
  • barbaric,
  • two left feet,
  • unmannered,
  • indecorous,
  • ungainly,
  • clunky,
  • rough,
  • gauche,
  • improper,
  • outlandish,
  • boorish,
  • tasteless,
  • coarse,
  • barbarous,
  • klutzy,
  • shameless,
  • barbarian,
  • rude,
  • forced.
  •grief-stricken (adjective)
  • heartbroken,
  • anguished,
  • heartsick,
  • heavyhearted,
  • inconsolable,
  • devastated,
  • overcome.
  •hapless (adjective)
  • jinxed,
  • behind the eightball,
  • snakebit,
  • poor fish,
  • unlucky,
  • jonah,
  • sad sack,
  • loser,
  • Star-crossed,
  • hexed.
  •heartsick (adjective)
  • disheartened,
  • disappointed,
  • bummed-out,
  • all torn up.
  •hurt (adjective)
  • marred,
  • wounded,
  • bruised,
  • umbrageous,
  • impaired,
  • aggrieved,
  • suffering,
  • struck,
  • grazed,
  • cut,
  • Piqued,
  • agonized,
  • stricken,
  • miffed,
  • shot,
  • aching,
  • indignant,
  • lacerated,
  • contused,
  • resentful,
  • rueful,
  • sore,
  • crushed,
  • scratched,
  • Nicked,
  • disfigured,
  • busted up,
  • Mauled,
  • tortured,
  • warped,
  • damaged,
  • HIT,
  • buffeted,
  • burned,
  • tender,
  • mutilated,
  • shook,
  • battered,
  • scraped,
  • offended,
  • scarred.
  •ill-fated/ill-starred (adjective)
  • ruined,
  • blighted,
  • catastrophic,
  • disastrous,
  • ill-omened.
  •infelicitous (adjective)
  • ill-chosen.
  •languishing (adjective)
  • pining,
  • longing.
  •low (adjective)
  • singing the blues.
  •malcontent (adjective)
  • belly-aching.
  •melancholic (adjective)
  • at,
  • dysphoric,
  • tristful.
  •melancholy (adjective)
  • pensive,
  • droopy,
  • wistful,
  • trite,
  • wet blanket,
  • saddening,
  • in blue funk,
  • lachrymose,
  • moony.
  •regrettable (adjective)
  • deplorable,
  • shameful,
  • lamentable,
  • dreadful,
  • heartbreaking,
  • dire,
  • grievous,
  • disappointing,
  • ill-advised,
  • calamitous.
  •rotten (adjective)
  • low-grade,
  • unsound,
  • vile,
  • mean,
  • regrettable,
  • wrong,
  • dissatisfactory,
  • substandard,
  • punk,
  • defective,
  • amiss,
  • below par,
  • withering,
  • bum,
  • base,
  • shaky,
  • wicked,
  • dirty,
  • diseased,
  • poor,
  • scurrilous,
  • filthy,
  • inadequate,
  • wasted,
  • unacceptable,
  • contemptible,
  • unsatisfactory.
  •sad (adjective)
  • serious,
  • moving,
  • Discomposing,
  • Dejecting,
  • grave,
  • melancholic,
  • poignant,
  • tear-jerking,
  • shabby,
  • heart-rending,
  • tearful.
  •sorrowful (adjective)
  • plaintive,
  • painful,
  • in mourning,
  • in sorrow,
  • affecting,
  • heartrending,
  • piteous,
  • sick at heart,
  • ruthful,
  • full of sorrow,
  • Dolent.
  •sorry (adjective)
  • Grieved.
  •sour (adjective)
  • waspish,
  • churlish,
  • bitter,
  • acid,
  • peevish,
  • crabby,
  • grouchy,
  • ungenerous,
  • on edge,
  • acrimonious,
  • tart,
  • embittered,
  • ill-natured,
  • irritable,
  • acrid,
  • grudging,
  • jaundiced,
  • ill-tempered.
  •tragic (adjective)
  • destructive,
  • ruinous,
  • cataclysmic,
  • shocking,
  • harrowing,
  • crushing,
  • deadly,
  • appalling,
  • fatal,
  • terrible,
  • deathly,
  • fateful.
  •unfortunate (adjective)
  • out of luck,
  • unprosperous,
  • shattered,
  • in a bad way,
  • inappropriate,
  • broken,
  • unpropitious,
  • unsuccessful,
  • unsuitable,
  • burdened,
  • damaging,
  • unbecoming,
  • inopportune.
  •unhappy (adjective)
  • grim,
  • misfortunate,
  • bleeding,
  • gloomy,
  • down,
  • cursed,
  • sorry,
  • mournful,
  • destroyed,
  • in the dumps,
  • troubled,
  • despondent,
  • bummed out,
  • down in the mouth,
  • in a blue funk,
  • untoward,
  • depressed,
  • low,
  • dispirited,
  • ill-starred,
  • hurting,
  • wretched,
  • melancholy,
  • luckless,
  • sorrowful,
  • in pain,
  • hapless,
  • oppressive,
  • down and out,
  • ripped,
  • miserable,
  • let-down,
  • put away,
  • dreary,
  • dismal,
  • Dragged,
  • long-faced,
  • cheerless,
  • crestfallen,
  • downcast,
  • heavy-hearted,
  • dejected,
  • blue,
  • ill-fated,
  • disconsolate,
  • bleak,
  • Saddened,
  • teary,
  • downbeat,
  • afflicted,
  • mirthless.
  •unlucky (adjective)
  • untimely,
  • ominous,
  • hard luck,
  • bad break,
  • behind eight ball,
  • tough luck,
  • down on luck.
  •unpleasant (adjective)
  • uncool,
  • fierce,
  • icky,
  • unattractive,
  • unlikable,
  • Irksome,
  • undesirable,
  • poisonous,
  • unlovely,
  • abhorrent,
  • gross,
  • bad scene,
  • bad news,
  • hard-time,
  • grody,
  • yucky.
  •unsatisfied (adjective)
  • unsatisfiable.
  •untoward (adjective)
  • unyielding,
  • inimical,
  • inconvenient,
  • recalcitrant,
  • wild,
  • indocile,
  • undisciplined,
  • contrary,
  • ungovernable,
  • unruly,
  • vexatious,
  • Unpliable,
  • unmanageable,
  • irritating,
  • refractory,
  • perverse,
  • disturbing,
  • intractable,
  • fractious.
  •woebegone (adjective)
  • grief-stricken,
  • hangdog,
  • down-in-the-mouth.
  •woeful (adjective)
  • Racked,
  • cruel,
  • disgraceful,
  • feeble,
  • paltry.
  •wretched (adjective)
  • cheap,
  • Bummed,
  • worthless,
  • flimsy,
  • sordid,
  • down-and-out,
  • inferior,
  • faulty,
  • weak,
  • abject.
  •wrong (adjective)
  • malapropos,
  • not done,
  • unfitting,
  • unconventional,
  • misplaced,
  • incongruous,
  • incorrect,
  • unseemly,
  • unfitted,
  • disproportionate,
  • off-balance,
  • unfit,
  • funny,
  • inapt.

Antonyms for Un happier:

• adj.

  • afraid
    eager, brave, cool, willing, bold, unafraid, confident, intrepid, undismayed, venturesome, undaunted, heroic, courageous, fearless, composed, valiant, ready.
  • aggrieved
    pleased, comforted.
  • bad
    beneficial, true, upright, just, worthy, right, reputable, advantageous, good, Undecayed, honest, ok, virtuous, benevolent, profitable.
  • blue
    lighthearted, clean, gay, upbeat, heartened, satisfied, unvulgar, decent, encouraged.
  • chill
    kind, extroverted, sympathetic, responsive, sociable, outgoing, warm, friendly, hot.
  • damned
    likeable, cherished, loveable, nice, praiseworthy, favored, welcome.
  • depressed
    blessed, pushed up, unburdened, flourishing, prosperous, bulging, optimistic, convex, raised, above.
  • disagreeable
    delicious, agreeable, pleasant, inoffensive, palatable, delightful, pleasing, appetizing, attractive.
  • disappointed
    delighted, calm, enchanted, excited, fulfilled, contented, unworried.
  • disgusted
    desirous, activated, Attracted, fresh.
  • dismal
    bright, intelligent, encouraging, favorable, smart, light, luminous, clear.
  • forlorn
    worthwhile, consolable, populated, secure, wealthy.
  • gauche
    elegant, refined, mannerly, polished, tasteful, sophisticated, tactful, graceful.
  • gloomy
    exhilarating, animated, sparkling, sunny, uplifting, content, vivacious.
  • graceless
    beautiful, charming, dexterous.
  • hapless
    well-off, fortuitous.
  • hurt
    healthy, perfect, Remedied, well, healed, cured.
  • low
    increased, elevated, strong, prominent, respectable, moral, tall, high, honorable.
  • regrettable
    satisfactory, wonderful, comforting.
  • rotten
    new, superior, Uncorrupt, trustworthy, magnificent, great.
  • sad
    unaffecting.
  • sorry
    unsorry, unremorseful.
  • sour
    tasty, bland, complimentary, cordial, sweet.
  • tragic
    healthful, calming, unimportant, successful, trivial, life-giving, wholesome, excellent, harmless.
  • unfortunate
    helpful, auspicious, suitable, proper.
  • unhappy
    happy, fortunate, lucky, joyous, cheerful, elated, glad, timely, hopeful, rich, joyful.
  • unpleasant
    acceptable.
  • woebegone
    enthused, untroubled.
  • wrong
    correct, appropriate.