March 13 - #sad

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Matt talks about the two main ways we use the word "sad." It can be used as a feeling of unhappiness, but also as an insult for a situation or person that is unaccomplished or pathetic. Examples: -I am sad to hear that you are leaving. -She looked sad when I told her the news. -Does that make you feel sad? -That was a sad showing from the local sports team. -A: Did you see that guy fail? B: Yeah, that was pretty sad.

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