sad
- adjective
- /sæd/
- If you want to stop being sad, let yourself be sad.
- feel sad
- make someone sad
- look sad
And you make me feel so sad, so sad.
- And you make me feel so sad, so sad.
- I say I feel sad, so, so sad.
- They would say they're shocked, they're grieving, they're sad, they're confused.
- Like what makes you sad if it was all gone?
- And this was actually, I felt really sad for this guy.
- So it was really the saddest before he left.
- If you want to stop being sad, let yourself be sad.
- And she said it was the loneliest, saddest week she's ever experienced.
- So yeah, I'm a little sad that we have to stop now.
- And they're just feeling really sad, You know, something's wrong.
- And I'm fucking crying and I'm sad and I'm still fighting.
- And it's, and I'm grateful and also sad by how many aren't.
- But his anxiety isn't just like, sad and stressful.
- And this is something that I'm sad is very uncommon now.
Examples
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I say I feel sad, so, so sad.
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Your eyes were sad.
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And you make me feel so sad, so sad.
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And this was actually, I felt really sad for this guy.
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Then how come you never seem sad about losing them?
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I literally felt sad that I missed them.
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And yeah, I'm so sad to see you go.
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I was sad to hear of your husband's death.
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You must be very lonely and sad.
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I was sad to hear of your husband's death.
Synonyms
Feeling sad or worried because something bad happened
Feeling sad or not pleased about something
Feeling very unhappy or suffering a lot
Feeling very sad and without hope
Feeling sad or without energy
Feeling or showing deep sadness
Feeling very upset, worried, or hurt
Feeling sad and without much hope
Showing you are about to cry because of a strong feeling
Looking or feeling sad and quiet
Feeling like you want to cry easily
Feeling deep sadness because of a loss
Feeling very sad and without hope about the future
Feeling sad or disappointed about something
Feeling very sad because of loss or disappointment
Feeling very sad and not hopeful
Feeling or showing deep sadness
Very sad and not able to be comforted
Feeling sad and without much hope
Feeling very sad and weighed down inside
Feeling a little sad or down
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Informal
A short trombone sound used to show disappointment, failure or embarrassment
How Sad
Surface Forms
Etymology
Sad comes from an old English word sæd meaning 'full' or 'heavy', and over time that 'heavy' feeling became 'deep sorrow'. So to feel sad is to have a heavy, unhappy feeling.