Sad
Pronunciation of Sad
/sˈad/, /sˈad/, /s_ˈa_d/
Antonyms for sad:
congenial, joyful, nice, cheerful, glad, good, blessed, happy, elated, bright, pleasant.
Synonyms for sad:
Sense 1
disheartening, hangdog, devastated, dismayed, discouraging, soul-destroying, shattering, affecting, shattered, unquiet, Grieved, sepulchral, unfulfilled, lovelorn, gut-wrenching, melting, harassed, screwed up, choked up, Broken-hearted, homesick, losing, heartsick, deflated, grief-stricken, dispiriting, funny, upsetting, saturnine, grumpy, bleak, relieved.
Sense 2
flattened, regretfully, sentimental, subdued, pessimistic, claustrophobic, unfortunate, sulky, touching, suicidal, cut-up, oppressed, painful, agonizing, woefully, somber, regrettable.
Sense 3
injured, sadly, distressed, downbeat.
Sense 4
cranky, terrible, bitter, black.
anxious
cheerless
despairing
despondent
discouraged
disheartened
dismal
dispirited
forlorn
heavy-hearted.
gloomy
heavy, murky, cheerless, desolate.
heartbroken
in low spirits
dysphoric, dull, tristful, low, spiritless, unhappy.
melancholy
mournful
pathological
pensive
sobbing
sorrowful
sorry
sorry, badly.
unhappy
black (adjective)
bleak, depressive, distressing.
bleak (adjective)
brokenhearted (adjective)
cheerless (adjective)
desolate, drab, blue, dolorous, sullen, woeful, dull.
crestfallen (adjective)
dispirited, inconsolable, discouraged, disheartened.
crying (adjective)
dejected (adjective)
discouraged, pensive, morose, mournful, gloomy, heartbroken, disconsolate, sullen, blue, melancholy, moody, overcome, anguished, lachrymose, despairing, miserable, dejected, dispirited, contemplative, glum, downhearted, wistful, depressed, dreary, anxious, grim, dolorous, woeful, down, despondent, joyless, plaintive, disheartened.
depressed (adjective)
unhappy, dysphoric, mouth, despondent, melancholic, tristful, low.
depressing (adjective)
disappointed (adjective)
disappointing (adjective)
doleful (adjective)
funereal (adjective)
heartsick (adjective)
hopeless (adjective)
inferior (adjective)
lamenting (adjective)
moving (adjective)
heart-rending.
pitiful (adjective)
regretful (adjective)
sad (adjective)
heart-rending, upsetting, heartsick, pathetic, despondent, lamentable, wretched, bad, distressed, discouraging, wistful, morose, unhappy, dreary, bitter, gloomy, pitiful, despairing, mournful, melancholic, somber, tragic, poignant, disconsolate, lachrymose, grief-stricken, morbid, pensive, hapless, doleful, lugubrious, pessimistic, joyless, low, dejected, depressing, regrettable, dispiriting, down, grievous, weeping, sorrowful, saddening, glum, heavyhearted, downcast, miserable, pitiable, funereal, sorry, Languishing, dismal, disheartening, deplorable, Grieved, heartbroken, cheerless, melancholy, woebegone, dark.
sullen (adjective)
glum.
touching (adjective)
touching, poignant.
woebegone (adjective)
Sense 2 (noun)
poignant, somber, unfortunate, touching, heart-rending, funereal, discouraging, dispiriting.
Sense 4 (noun)
terrible, upsetting, cheerless, painful.
Sense 5 (noun)
Sense 7 (noun)
sad (noun)
depressive, deplorable, saddening, melancholic, depressing, bad, yearning, wistful, mournful, sorry, tragic, doleful, tragical, bittersweet, sorrowful, heavyhearted, distressing, pensive, gloomy, tragicomical, lamentable, tragicomic, melancholy, pitiful.