Rich vocabulary associated with feeling sad
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I can effectively use the words ‘desolate’, ‘inconsolable’ and other rich vocabulary associated with feeling sad.
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'Desolate' is an adjective which means feeling miserable, depressed or lonely.
'Melancholy' is an adjective which means gloomy or depressed, despairing about everything.
'Inconsolable' is an adjective which means very unhappy or heartbroken; feeling so sad it's impossible to cheer you up.
'Wistful', 'glum' and 'yearning' are other rich vocabulary associated with feeling sad.
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