sadden
US /ˈsædn/
・UK /ˈsædn/
B2
v.t.Transitive VerbTo cause someone to be sad
The news about the earthquake sadden them
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- His family later explained that he kept the diagnosis private because he didn't want to sadden his young fans or tarnish their memories of his joyful performances.
His family later explained that he kept the diagnosis private because he didn't want to sadden his young fans or tarnish their memories of his joyful performances.
- His family later explained that he kept the diagnosis private because he didn't want to sadden his young fans or tarnish their memories of his joyful performances.
His family later explained that he kept the diagnosis private because he didn't want to sadden his young fans or tarnish their memories of his joyful performances.
Confidence
- We should use it not to further sadden us, but to scare us fruitfully, into taking some action.
We should use it not to further sadden us, but to scare us fruitfully, into taking some action.
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- and sadden with the view,
and sadden with the view,