"complete misery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a situation or state of being that is characterized by a lack of hope and a feeling of extreme unhappiness. Example sentence: The refugees were in complete misery after fleeing their war torn country.
As tight end Christian Fauria said, "There's winning and then there's complete misery".
The majority of students opt to live in cold houses with damp, mice and landlords who will take them for every penny they can while making their lives a complete misery.
"He would get up at 4 o'clock in the morning and write in his underpants, then we'd have to dash downstairs and give it to the Garden Girls [the No 10 secretaries] to type it up... it was complete misery for the rest of us".
If you strip away Jewish and Christian interpretations along with the non-original narrative features of the Book of Job you are left with a story of a man who is struck with complete misery for no reason, afraid to cry out to his god because the same God may inflict more harm.
Eileen Atkins finds first nights "complete and utter miseries".
To complete his misery, Anthony missed a game-ending three instead of driving the ball for a tie, or taking a look for Stoudemire in the post.
Peter Francisco suffered in a different way to Johnson, leading Dean Reynolds 7-4 before losing six frames in a row and also dropping out of the top 16 to complete his misery.
Fowler fired home himself before his late penalty completed the misery for the third-tier side.
Before Eduardo crashed the bar, Andy King had Wales' first shot on target with 23 minutes remaining, heading Joe Allen's centre straight at Pletikosa, which completed the misery.
That rounds off a marvellous day for a club that two years ago was playing in the third division, and completes the misery for Jim Smith and his men.
The final goal completed the misery of the home captain, Ubay Luzardo, who scored an own goal in his side's defeat by Chelsea and missed a penalty with the score still 0-0 in this game.
