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saddened
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/ˈsæd.ənd/
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/ˈsæd.ənd/
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saddened
adjective
more saddened
Comp.
most saddened
Super.
UK
/ˈsæd.ənd/
US
/ˈsæd.ənd/
опечаленный
She felt saddened by the news of his departure.
Она была опечалена новостью о его отъезде.
Additional translations
огорчённый
печальный
расстроенный
Synonyms
unhappy
sorrowful
dejected
dismal
melancholy
downcast
mournful
glum
woeful
despondent
Antonyms
elated
joyful
happy
sadden
verb
saddened
Past Simple
saddened
Past Simple
saddened
Past Participle
saddening
Gerund
UK
/ˈsæd.ən/
US
/ˈsæd.ən/
опечалить
The news of the accident will sadden everyone.
Новость об аварии опечалит всех.
огорчать
It would sadden me to see you leave.
Меня огорчило бы видеть, как ты уходишь.
Additional translations
печалиться
грустить
опечалиться
Synonyms
depress
dishearten
dismay
sorrow
trouble
distress
upset
grieve
Antonyms
gladden
cheer
sadden
past participle
saddened
Used adjectivally to describe someone or something affected by sadness
Synonyms
saddened
sorrowful
downcast
dejected
disheartened
upset
unhappy
heartbroken
mournful
woeful
grieved
melancholic
bereaved
doleful
blue
Definitions
saddened
adjective
Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy.
She felt saddened by the news of her friend's departure.
sadden
verb
To cause someone to feel sorrow or unhappiness.
The news of the accident saddened everyone in the office.
To become sorrowful or unhappy.
He saddened at the thought of leaving his hometown.
To make or become darker, duller, or less cheerful in appearance or atmosphere.
The approaching storm saddened the sky, turning it a brooding shade of gray.
sadden
past participle
Feeling or affected by sadness; distressed or sorrowful.
She looked at the empty playground with a saddened expression.
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