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Meanings of sad in English
Experiencing or showing sorrow or unhappiness.
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Usage of sad in English
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It's a sad statement about the state of political freedom in Burma.
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As for the proposed penalty point system, this is the sad history.
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There was a second, final sentence: TN I shall be sad, though.
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ANSWER: It's understandable that you feel sad and jealous in this situation.
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At least he got a good rate of interest.' A sad chuckle.
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Loved ones who would only learn the sad news several months later.
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As a result, overlapping epochs of sad American history were on display.
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Today was a sad day for rail workers in Dunedin, Kearns said.
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A pity this: it is a good word for ashamed; sad, sorrowful.
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Gordon sat for a long time looking at the sad, simple words.
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Reasons to be Cheerful Copyright: Reasons to be Cheerful It's really sad.
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Despite the sad events, we have a tremendous opportunity to restore order.
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The sad reality is that the authorities often ignore peaceful, non-disruptive protests.
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Either way, it's a sad lesson about the nature of the trade.
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It is a sad suicidal course our species seems to have taken.
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So sad to hear of her passing at such a young age.
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Australia
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Canada
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