To sadden or dispirit means to induce feelings of sadness, disappointment, or a lack of hope. This emotional state can arise from various circumstances, such as personal losses, failures, or negative events. It often results in a diminished sense of joy or motivation, impacting an individual's overall outlook on life.
Depress, dishearten, discourage, dispirit, demoralize, disconcert, displease, grieve, hurt, and wound are all synonyms of 'sadden'. :]
The noun form of the verb to sadden is the gerund, saddening.
sadden
happy
Ethan Whitney Sadden
you can here them or feel a sadden cold spot
me not like you bad grammar sadden me it do =[
Death tends to sadden people...?
Sadden, Weaned, Wended, Sweden,
agitate, depress, discourage, sadden, upset, worry
it was written to saddenpeople
He was greatly saddened by the death of his only son