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sad
adjective as in affected by unhappiness or grief
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adjective as in unfortunate, distressing
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adjective as in deplorably bad
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Example Sentences
It was such a time of transition and change, both happy and sad, and I just totally threw myself into the movie.
It’s a battle every hip-hop historian has either tape-traded, downloaded or streamed and, in a sad coincidence, its 30th anniversary was exactly one day before Saafir died.
“It’s been going really well, we’re just about wrapping up, which I’m not terribly sad about. The show is finally in its final form. I’m always fiddling with the show, as I tour it.”
“If this was to disappear ... L.A. would be a very sad place to live,” Carroll said.
“It’s a sad commentary Senate Democrats kept farmers waiting two years before releasing the Farm Bill text,” Grassley said.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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