Saddened is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SADDENED in dictionary:

VERB:
• SADDEN, to make sad
• cause to feel sorrow; make unhappy

Words related to SADDENED

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How to use SADDENED in a sentence

• Saddened and humbled in spirit, the young officer presented himself after a while to his old friends at Castlewood.
• He was obliged to continue the contest with exhausted resources and a saddened soul.
• He thought of the meek and saddened expression of her face, as he had seen it in these last hurried interviews, and it seemed to him she had never appeared so lovely.
• But though this tenderness endeared her more to me, it saddened me, and I would have had her at her tricks once more, making merry at my expense.
• When he and his companion left La Seguiranne they returned slowly to Plassans, touched by this happy, healthy love saddened by the chill of death.
• In the midst of these public misfortunes which saddened his soul, his private miseries began.
• He has never been saddened by experience nor disillusioned by disappointment and failure.
• Draxy was saddened by the strange, solemn presence of death.
• Esther must have been a middle-aged woman when, as the saddened letters revealed, her health failed and she was ordered by the physicians to go to Europe.
• When at length the appointed morning arrived, I arose early, but with a saddened heart.
• She would hasten to him to say that this saddened her.
• Her eyes were of a deep violet color, shaded by dark silken lashes, though their expression was saddened somewhat just now by a look of care and anxiety.
• But, dear child, if it were not for you I believe I should be glad to know that my saddened life is almost at an end.
• Therefore, do not be saddened, for I am quite sure you will not be able to forget me.
• Silent and saddened spectators, the attacking party stood ranged along the rail on the side next to the shore.
• When he noted the saddened expression that came over it, his heart was heavy, for he divined the cause.
• Rouletabille involuntarily shook his head, saddened by all he saw.
• They were bought by the thousands as souvenirs of the war and as one of the few things that caused a smile in this saddened city.
• I thought of my mother, the saddened head of a great house, who had seen the ruin of home and heart, but whose spirit would not die.
• Misfortunes and disappointments have saddened him a little, but toward me he is unaltered.
• And yet, from one point of view, this wanderer was saddened and despondent.
• All that they had seen of the Dead World had only sickened and saddened them.
• Weldon saw him so saddened by this accident, that she did not wish to insist, and, with a very heavy heart, she retired into her cabin.
• And the gallant little garrison, although saddened by the loss of half its original number, rejoiced that it had repulsed the united forces of braves and British.
• Like her mother, she was erect and stately and somewhat saddened by the hostile experiences through which the family had just passed.
• He was saddened by the thought that the war would be a long one, and that many men must perish.
• The preceding year also, saddened by the deaths of two consuls, filled them with alarm.
• There was something so plaintive, so melting in the tones that they saddened as well as delighted.
• Pinel enters, is saddened and indignant at the sight of so much unnecessary suffering, and instantly orders the chains to be struck off.

Similar words containing SADDEN without suffix ed

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