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sadness             sad·ness              ★                    /        ˈsædnəs                ;          NAmE                ˈsædnəs                /                              noun                            1      ★              [uncountable            ,       singular        ]                    the feeling of being sad          悲伤；悲痛；难过                            ◆        memories tinged with sadness        略带悲伤的往事                    ◆        I felt a deep sadness.        我感到深深的悲痛。                    2              [countable            ,       usually plural        ]                    something which makes you sad          使人悲伤（或难过）的事                            ◆        our joys and sadnesses        我们的欢乐和悲伤                    sadness      sadnesses                  sad·ness              /        ˈsædnəs                ;          NAmE                ˈsædnəs                /             sadness[ˈsædnəs]CET4CET6n556945087061908715619560NOUN845674258Spoken:39876897悲哀(100%)n.悲哀

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Oxford	sad·ness ★ / ˈsædnəs ; NAmE ˈsædnəs / noun 1 ★ [uncountable , singular ] the feeling of being sad 悲伤；悲痛；难过 ◆ memories tinged with sadness 略带悲伤的往事 ◆ I felt a deep sadness. 我感到深深的悲痛。 2 [countable , usually plural ] something which makes you sad 使人悲伤（或难过）的事 ◆ our joys and sadnesses 我们的欢乐和悲伤 sadness sadnesses sad·ness / ˈsædnəs ; NAmE ˈsædnəs /
LDC	sadnesssad‧ness /ˈsædnəs/ ●●○ noun [uncountable] Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases Word family the state of feeling sad SYN unhappinessgreat/deep sadness She sensed Beth’s deep sadness. It was with great sadness that we learned of his death. There was a touch of sadness in his voice (=he sounded a little sad). His relief was tinged with sadness (=he also felt rather sad).THESAURUSsadness a sad feeling, caused especially when a happy time is ending, or when you feel sorry about someone else’s unhappiness: · Charles felt a great sense of sadness and loss.· I noticed a little sadness in her eyes.unhappiness the unhappy feeling you have when you are in a very difficult or unpleasant situation, especially when this lasts for a long time: · After years of unhappiness, she finally decided to leave him.· She was a tense, nervous young woman, whose deep unhappiness was obvious to all those around her.· You do not know how much pain and unhappiness you have caused.sorrow written the feeling of being very sad, especially because someone has died or because terrible things have happened to you: · There seemed to be nowhere to go to be alone with her sorrow.· His heart was filled with great sorrow after her death.misery great unhappiness, caused especially by living or working in very bad conditions: · The cold weather is with us again and the misery of the homeless is increasing.· Thousands of families were destined to a life of misery.· The misery and pain he caused were, for him, merely a measure of his success.despair a feeling of great unhappiness, because very bad things have happened and you have no hope that anything will change: · At the end of the month, she still had no job and was tired, frustrated, and close to despair.grief great sadness that you feel when someone you love has died: · He was overcome with grief when his wife died.heartache a strong feeling of great sadness, especially because you miss someone you love: · She remembered the heartache of the first Christmas spent away from her sons.depression a mental illness that makes someone feel so unhappy that they have no energy or hope for the future, and they cannot live a normal life: · He slipped into a depression in which he hardly ate or even left his room.despondency formal a feeling of being very unhappy and without hope: · She felt useless, and this contributed to her despondency.melancholy literary a feeling of sadness, that you feel even though there is no particular reason for it: · Modigliani expressed his melancholy through his painting.
WDF	sadness [ˈsædnəs] CET4CET6 n5569 4508 706 1908 715 619 560 NOUN8456 74258 Spoken: 39876897 悲哀(100%) n.悲哀

Sadness Feeling Great Sad ˈsædnəs Felt Feel Unhappiness

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