Cool MateMeaning of Sorrow
A feeling of deep distress caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortunes.
In simple words: a feeling of deep sadness
Sorrow in a sentence
- She expressed her sorrow at the passing of her friend.
- The novel explores themes of love and sorrow.
- He felt a deep sorrow when he lost his job.
- We all experience sorrow at different points in our lives.
- She tried to mask her sorrow with a smile.
How to use Sorrow
Used in both spoken and written English. More formal than 'sadness' and often used in literature or poetry. Might not be appropriate in casual conversation.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of 'sorrow' like 'sore' feelings when something sad happens.
Related words
Collocations with Sorrow
- deep sorrow
- express sorrow
- feel sorrow
- overcome sorrow
- sorrowful expression
Common mistakes with Sorrow
- 'Sorrow' is often confused with 'sadness' because they have similar meanings.
- Learners may confuse it with physical pain, while it refers to emotional pain.
- Incorrectly use 'sorrow' in a plural form as 'sorrows'.
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Frequently asked questions about Sorrow
What does Sorrow mean?
a feeling of deep sadness
What is the definition of Sorrow?
A feeling of deep distress caused by loss, disappointment, or other misfortunes.
How do you use Sorrow in a sentence?
She expressed her sorrow at the passing of her friend.
Can you give another example of Sorrow?
The novel explores themes of love and sorrow.
What are synonyms for Sorrow?
Common alternatives include sadness, grief, regret, mourning, lament.
What is the opposite of Sorrow?
Opposite meanings include joy, happiness, delight.
What words go with Sorrow?
It commonly pairs with deep sorrow, express sorrow, feel sorrow, overcome sorrow, sorrowful expression.
What are common mistakes when using Sorrow?
'Sorrow' is often confused with 'sadness' because they have similar meanings. Learners may confuse it with physical pain, while it refers to emotional pain. Incorrectly use 'sorrow' in a plural form as 'sorrows'.
How do you pronounce Sorrow?
US: //ˈsɔroʊ//, UK: //ˈsɒrəʊ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Sorrow?
Used in both spoken and written English. More formal than 'sadness' and often used in literature or poetry. Might not be appropriate in casual conversation.