sadden|saddened|saddening|saddens in English

verb

[sad·den || 'sædn]

cause to be unhappy, cause to be despondent; become unhappy, become despondent

Use "sadden|saddened|saddening|saddens" in a sentence

1. Mankind’s badness saddens Jehovah (5-8)

2. The piers sadden when the afternoon moors there.

3. This saddens Him, but He loves you.

4. It saddens us when individuals have to be disfellowshipped.

5. Do not the sins of others sadden you?

6. I wouldn't want sadden you with anguish.

7. 9 The cruelty in the world saddens me incredibly.

8. I do not want to sadden you again.

9. My father was shocked and saddened.

10. 16 synonyms for Affecting: emotionally moving, touching, sad, pathetic, poignant, saddening, pitiful

11. Although that wasn't surprising, it did sadden and even scare me.

12. Understand the difference between Affronted and Saddened.

13. Carol understands, but is clearly saddened by this

14. Don't waste time, we did not have time to sigh and sadden.

15. I am stunned and saddened by this news.

16. But I would not sadden you by the mortal plaint.

17. Everyone here was surprised and saddened by her death."

18. We are all deeply saddened by Bill's sudden death.

19. It saddened him that they no longer trusted him.

20. The words Affronted and Saddened might have synonymous (similar) meaning

21. It saddened me to see him in dark sweatpants again.

22. How this must have saddened the faithful angels!

23. Deeply saddened and extremely disappointed by service received at Aid

24. “Deeply saddened at the tragic loss of Myanmar’s military transport plane.

25. It saddens me that there are people who go around vandalizing public places like this.