Adjective bomb - sad

Question 1

feeling intense sadness or sorrow, often due to a significant loss.

Answer 1

Heartbroken

Example: She was heartbroken after her pet passed away.

Question 2

deeply shocked, crushed, or overwhelmed by sadness.

Answer 2

Devastated

Example: He was devastated when he received the news of the accident.

Question 3

feeling extremely disappointed and let down.

Answer 3

Gutted

Example: I was absolutely gutted when I didn’t get the job.

Question 4

very unhappy, downcast, and full of discomfort or suffering.

Answer 4

Miserable

Example: The rainy day made her feel miserable.

Question 5

feeling sad or depressed.

Answer 5

Down in the dumps:

Example: After the breakup, he was really down in the dumps.

Question 6

feeling sad or depressed, often used informally

Answer 6

Blue

Example: I’ve been feeling a little blue lately.

Question 7

lacking in enthusiasm, feeling down or disheartened.

Answer 7

Low-spirited:

Example: The news left her low-spirited for days.

Question 8

feeling disappointed or let down, often used casually.

Answer 8

Bummed

Example: I was so bummed when the concert got canceled.

Question 9

full of sadness, grief, or regret.

Answer 9

Sorrowful

Example: The funeral was a sorrowful occasion for all who attended.

Question 10

causing or characterized by gloom and sadness.

Answer 10

Dismal

Example: The weather was so dismal that it affected everyone’s mood.

Question 11

deeply saddened and distressed, often due to a loss in love.

Answer 11

Brokenhearted

Example: She was brokenhearted after the end of her long-term relationship.

Question 12

feeling disheartened, disappointed, and low in spirits.

Answer 12

Dejected

Example: The team was dejected after their loss in the championship game.

Question 13

expressing or conveying deep sadness or misery.

Answer 13

Woeful

Example: The movie had a woeful ending that left everyone in tears.

Question 14

feeling unwell, physically or emotionally.

Answer 14

Feeling under the weather

Example: I’m not myself today; I’m feeling a bit under the weather.

Question 15

deeply upset and agitated, often due to a stressful or upsetting situation.

Answer 15

Distraught

Example: She was distraught after losing her wallet.

Question 16

feeling discouraged, unhappy, or dispirited.

Answer 16

Downhearted

Example: He was downhearted when he didn’t pass the exam.

Question 17

in a bad mood and refusing to be cooperative or cheerful.

Answer 17

Sulky

Example: She’s been sulky all day, and I don’t know why.

Question 18

deep in thought and appearing sad or reflective.

Answer 18

Pensive

Example: He had a pensive look on his face as he stared out the window.

Question 19

discouraged, dispirited, and lacking in confidence.

Answer 19

Disheartened

Example: The continuous setbacks left him feeling disheartened.

Question 20

feeling physically and emotionally exhausted, often leading to a sense of sadness.

Answer 20

Weary

Example: After a long day at work, she felt weary and drained.

Question 21

feeling frustrated and annoyed, often leading to a sense of sadness or discontent.

Answer 21

Fed up:

Example: I’m fed up with all the problems at work.

Question 22

experiencing a mixture of both happiness and sadness at the same time.

Answer 22

Bittersweet

Example: Graduation day can be bittersweet, marking the end of a chapter and the beginning of a new one.

Question 23

on the verge of tears or easily moved to cry.

Answer 23

Tearful

Example: The emotional scene in the movie left her feeling tearful.

Question 24

feeling unwell or not quite oneself, often associated with low spirits.

Answer 24

Feeling out of sorts:

Example: I’ve been feeling out of sorts since I got the news.