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单词 ↑Feeling sad and unhappy
释义 ↑Feeling sad and unhappy
Feeling sad and unhappy
Thesaurus+: LEVEL 5 SL ↑♯ Feeling sad and unhappy (148) in total
    1. (down) in the dumps ↑(down) in the dumps
    2. sb's heart is in their boots UK INFORMAL ↑sb's heart is in their boots
    3. a dog's life ↑a dog's life
    4. a long face ↑a long face
    5. abject adjective FORMAL (NOT PROUD) ↑abject
    6. be cut up UK ↑be cut up
    7. be down in the mouth INFORMAL ↑be down in the mouth
    8. be in a funk US INFORMAL ↑be in a funk
    9. be out of sorts OLD-FASHIONED ↑be out of sorts
    10. bereft adjective [after verb] FORMAL ↑bereft
    11. bittersweet adjective (EMOTION) ↑bittersweet
    12. blue adjective [after verb] INFORMAL (SAD) ↑blue
    13. broken adjective (DAMAGED) ↑broken
    14. brooding adjective ↑brooding
    15. broody adjective (WORRIED) ↑broody
    16. bruised adjective ↑bruised
    17. careworn adjective ↑careworn
    18. choked adjective [after verb] ↑choked
    19. crestfallen adjective ↑crestfallen
    20. dark adjective [before noun] (SAD) ↑dark
    21. deflated adjective ↑deflated
    22. dejected adjective ↑dejected
    23. demoralized (UK USUALLY demoralised) adjective ↑demoralized
    24. depressed adjective (SAD) ↑depressed
    25. desolate adjective (SAD) ↑desolate
    26. despondent adjective ↑despondent
    27. disaffected adjective ↑disaffected :: 2 × Feeling sad and unhappy
    28. disappointed adjective ↑disappointed
    29. disconsolate adjective FORMAL ↑disconsolate
    30. discouraged adjective ↑discouraged
    31. disenchanted adjective ↑disenchanted
    32. disgruntled adjective ↑disgruntled
    33. disillusioned adjective ↑disillusioned
    34. dismal adjective ↑dismal
    35. dissatisfied adjective ↑dissatisfied
    36. distraught adjective ↑distraught
    37. distressed adjective ↑distressed :: 2 × Feeling sad and unhappy
    38. doleful adjective ↑doleful
    39. dour adjective ↑dour
    40. down adjective (UNHAPPY) ↑down
    41. downcast adjective FORMAL (UNHAPPY) ↑downcast
    42. downhearted adjective ↑downhearted
    43. feel hard done-by (ALSO feel hard done-to) UK ↑feel hard done-by
    44. forlorn adjective LITERARY (SAD) ↑forlorn
    45. frustrated adjective ↑frustrated
    46. glum adjective INFORMAL ↑glum
    47. grieving adjective ↑grieving
    48. grim adjective (SERIOUS) ↑grim
    49. gutted adjective UK SLANG ↑gutted
    50. hapless adjective [before noun] FORMAL ↑hapless
    51. harrowed adjective ↑harrowed
    52. have the blues INFORMAL ↑have the blues
    53. heartbroken adjective ↑heartbroken
    54. heartsick adjective LITERARY ↑heartsick
    55. homesick adjective ↑homesick
    56. hurt adjective [after verb] ↑hurt
    57. inconsolable adjective ↑inconsolable
    58. injured adjective ↑injured
    59. isolated adjective ↑isolated :: 2 × Separateness and isolation in space :: 2 × Alone
    60. joyless adjective ↑joyless
    61. lachrymose adjective LITERARY ↑lachrymose
    62. lonely adjective ↑lonely
    63. lonesome adjective US ↑lonesome
    64. lovelorn adjective LITERARY ↑lovelorn
    65. lovesick adjective ↑lovesick
    66. low adjective (SAD) ↑low
    67. lugubrious adjective LITERARY ↑lugubrious
    68. martyred adjective ↑martyred
    69. maudlin adjective ↑maudlin
    70. melancholic adjective FORMAL ↑melancholic
    71. melancholy adjective ↑melancholy
    72. miserable adjective (UNHAPPY) ↑miserable
    73. miserably adverb (UNHAPPILY) ↑miserably
    74. moody adjective ↑moody
    75. mope about/around (somewhere)phrasal verb with mope verb [I] DISAPPROVING ↑mope about/around (somewhere)
    76. mope verb [I] DISAPPROVING ↑mope
    77. morose adjective ↑morose
    78. mournful adjective ↑mournful
    79. not be a happy bunny UK HUMOROUS ↑not be a happy bunny
    80. pained adjective ↑pained
    81. repine verb [I] LITERARY ↑repine
    82. sad adjective (NOT HAPPY) ↑sad
    83. sadly adverb (NOT HAPPY) ↑sadly
    84. shaky adjective (UPSET) ↑shaky
    85. shattered adjective (UPSET) ↑shattered
    86. sick at heart LITERARY ↑sick at heart
    87. smart verb [I] ↑smart
    88. sorrowful adjective LITERARY ↑sorrowful
    89. sorry adjective (SAD) ↑sorry
    90. suicidal adjective (DEATH) ↑suicidal
    91. this vale of tears LITERARY ↑this vale of tears
    92. unfulfilled adjective ↑unfulfilled
    93. unhappy adjective ↑unhappy
    94. unsmiling adjective ↑unsmiling
    95. upset adjective [after verb] (WORRIED) ↑upset
    96. wish you had never been born ↑wish you had never been born
    97. wistful adjective ↑wistful
    98. woe is me OLD USE OR HUMOROUS ↑woe is me
    99. woebegone adjective LITERARY ↑woebegone
    100. woeful adjective FORMAL (SAD) ↑woeful
    101. wounded adjective (UPSET) ↑wounded
    102. wretched adjective ↑wretched :: 2 × Informal words for bad :: 2 × Feeling sad and unhappy
    103. ˌbroken-ˈhearted adjective ↑broken-hearted
    104. ˌlow-ˈspirited adjective ↑low-spirited
    105. feel sorry for yourself DISAPPROVING ↑feel sorry for yourself
    106. feel sorry for yourself DISAPPROVING ↑sorry
    107. in the doldrums ↑in the doldrums
    108. in the doldrums ↑the doldrums
    109. abjectly adverb ↑abject
    110. abjectly adverb ↑abjectly
    111. dejectedly adverb ↑dejected
    112. dejectedly adverb ↑dejectedly
    113. desolated adjective [after verb] ↑desolate
    114. desolated adjective [after verb] ↑desolated
    115. desolately adverb ↑desolate
    116. desolately adverb ↑desolately
    117. despondently adverb ↑despondent
    118. despondently adverb ↑despondently
    119. disappointedly adverb ↑disappointed
    120. disappointedly adverb ↑disappointedly
    121. disheartened adjective ↑dishearten
    122. disheartened adjective ↑disheartened
    123. dismally adverb ↑dismal
    124. dismally adverb ↑dismally
    125. dismayed adjective ↑dismay
    126. dismayed adjective ↑dismayed
    127. dolefully adverb ↑doleful
    128. dolefully adverb ↑dolefully
    129. dourly adverb ↑dour
    130. dourly adverb ↑dourly
    131. forlornly adverb ↑forlorn
    132. forlornly adverb ↑forlornly
    133. glumly adverb ↑glum
    134. glumly adverb ↑glumly
    135. inconsolably adverb ↑inconsolable
    136. inconsolably adverb ↑inconsolably
    137. joylessly adverb ↑joyless
    138. joylessly adverb ↑joylessly
    139. morosely adverb ↑morose
    140. morosely adverb ↑morosely
    141. mournfully adverb ↑mournful
    142. mournfully adverb ↑mournfully
    143. suicidally adverb ↑suicidal
    144. suicidally adverb ↑suicidally
    145. traumatized (UK USUALLY traumatised) adjective ↑traumatize
    146. traumatized (UK USUALLY traumatised) adjective ↑traumatized
    147. wistfully adverb ↑wistful
    148. wistfully adverb ↑wistfully
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