Sadder is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SADDER in dictionary:

RESIDUAL:
• seasonal affective disorder.
NOUN:
• Same as Sadda.
ADJECTIVE:
• SAD, unhappy
• feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy
• causing or characterized by sorrow or regret; unfortunate and regrettable
• pathetically inadequate or unfashionable
• (of dough) heavy through having failed to rise.

Words related to SADDER

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How to use SADDER in a sentence

• Again, the contrast between the inscriptions is marked, and in a sadder way, by the difference of the expressions of mourning and grief.
• Sadder and sadder, Lancelot tried to listen to the conversation of the men round him.
• There was not a sadder heart in all those fields of Meaux than the heart of Jacqueline Gabrie.
• Still sweeter, and, alas! still sadder, is the story of the two Bethunes.
• I saw them when they took the veil, and a sadder spectacle was not easily to be seen.
• Standing full in the brilliant sunshine, this spectacle of abandonment seemed sadder, yet less ugly, than it would have looked under a gloomy sky.
• Horatio bore marks of battle, and they were sadder and wiser dogs for many days to come.
• Carrollton in Boston, growing paler and sadder as day after day passed by, bringing him no trace of the lost one.
• He heard presently the sound of footsteps inside, and Master Jonathan Pillsbury, looking thinner and sadder than ever, threw open the door.
• Nothing is sadder than to see how those who ought to lend their voice to truth, turn it to their own uses and play with it.
• Right sweet were the linen cloths upon the bed, and so soft the pillow, that he who lay thereon would sleep, were he sadder than any other in the world.
• When the aged lord understood these words, never was there a sadder man than he.
• Her dress was of a sadder hue than that of her companions, and the birds refused to build their nests in her branches.
• Sadder than this, even, was the plight of the lady and gentleman at St.
• Under these circumstances the Conference was bound to fail, and the High Commissioner returned to Cape Town, very decidedly a sadder and most certainly a wiser man.
• And Anne thought to herself how sweet and beautiful her nature must be, and it made her sadder and sadder.
• Ever sadder and darker grew the face of Lomaque as he now pondered alone over the changes and misfortunes of the past five years.
• There was something sadder and more manly in his expression, and his eyes were fixed on Beth with a reverent look.
• And sadder than the saddest was Si Maieddine, who seemed to have lost his youth.
• Margaret Fell looked older and sadder than on the afternoon under the yew-trees, only three weeks before.
• Than this, the history of kingly conjugal relations has few sadder chapters.
• He hardly knew how he got out of the church that day, but he found himself rushing down the road a sadder and a wiser boy.
• She looked even paler and sadder than before, and greeted her friends on both sides with a heart-rending, melancholy smile.
• We fancied, Brian and I, that after a walk round Nancy Rene and Isabella would retire, sadder and wiser ghosts, content to have finished their lives in gentler times than ours.
• Chauny was sadder than the rest, because there had been more of beauty to ruin.
• Josephine was, in reality, sadder than usual, for the royal family of the Bourbons had on this day caused her heart to bleed anew.
• I thought I was going again to the old barracks, where I did my term of service, but I had a sadder disappointment than was reasonable.
• There are really, if you stop to think about it, few sadder spectacles in the world than a ragged coat or a soiled and shabby gown, at a festival.
• As he walked along, growing sadder at each moment, a sudden darkness which startled him fell over the land.
• But if the world has grown graver with this knowledge it is not, I think, a sadder place in consequence.
• He has been in sadder homes to-day, has been sorely tried, has had to tell grim truths, is tired, mind and body.
• He felt that it would not be so sad if it were sadder, if Mrs.
• But the deepest reason for a habitual and fixed lowly opinion of ourselves lies in a sadder fact.
• We know that if we ask anything according to His will, He heareth us, and therefore the sadder the want which is expressed, the fuller of hope is the prayer.

Similar words containing SADD without suffix er

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