slightly sadden

Frequency: 6.27.3 per million words

Used to express a small degree of sadness.

saddenADVERB + sadden

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slightly

Examples (10)

  • The unexpected delay did slightly sadden their spirits.
  • It would slightly sadden me to leave this beautiful city.
  • The quiet departure of their friend began to slightly sadden the group.
  • While the news might slightly sadden some, it's for the best.
  • The thought of missing the concert began to slightly sadden him.
  • Don't let this small misunderstanding slightly sadden our friendship.
  • His absence will slightly sadden the family gathering.
  • Seeing the old playground deserted would slightly sadden her.
  • The lack of public interest did slightly sadden the organizers.
  • Her gentle refusal did slightly sadden him, but he respected it.