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1. (v.i.) sadden
to make or become sad.
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| Definition of 'sadden' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (verb) sadden
make unhappy
"The news of her death saddened me"
2. (verb) sadden
come to feel sad
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1. (verb) sadden
to become or make sad
It saddens me that she won't speak to her brother.
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| Definition of 'sadden' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (verb) sadden
to make sad
2. (verb) sadden
to render heavy or cohesive
3. (verb) sadden
to make dull- or sad-colored, as cloth
4. (verb) sadden
to make grave or serious; to make melancholy or sorrowful
5. (verb) sadden
to become, or be made, sad
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Sense: to make or become sad
She was saddened by her son's ingratitude.
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 Afrikaans: hartseer |
 Arabic: يُحْزِن |
 Bulgarian: натъжавам |
 Brazilian: entristecer |
 Czech: zarmoutit (se) |
 German: betrüben |
 Danish: gøre ked af det; gøre bed |
 Greek: θλίβω, θλίβομαι |
 Spanish: entristecer(se) |
 Estonian: kurvaks tegema |
 Farsi: غمگين كردن |
 Finnish: surettaa |
 French: (s')attrister |
 Hebrew: לְהִתעַצֵב |
 Hindi: दुखी होना |
 Croatian: rastužiti |
 Hungarian: elszomorít |
 Indonesian: membuat sedih |
 Icelandic: hryggja, verða hryggur |
 Italian: rattristare, rattristarsi |
 Japanese: 悲しませる |
 Korean: 슬프게하다 |
 Lithuanian: nuliūdinti |
 Latvian: apbēdināt; bēdāties; skum |
 Malay: disedihkan |
 Dutch: treurig maken |
 Norwegian: gjøre/bli trist |
 Polish: zasmucić (się) |
 Persian: غمگين كردن |
 Pashto: خپه كول، خواشينى كول |
 Portuguese: entristecer |
 Romanian: a (se)întrista |
 Russian: (о)печалить(ся) |
 Slovak: zarmútiť (sa) |
 Slovenian: (raz)žalostiti |
 Serbian: rastužiti |
 Swedish: göra (bli) ledsen (sorgse |
 Thai: ทำให้เศร้าโศกเสียใจ |
 Turkish: üzmek |
 Taiwanese: 使悲傷 |
 Ukrainian: сумувати, журитися |
 Urdu: غمگین کرنا |
 Vietnamese: làm cho (ai) buồn, trở nê |
 Chinese: 使悲哀 |
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