Adjective:

துன்பமிக்க,

saddest's Usage Examples:

There ever the great sea sobs in winter, and the autumn winds chaunt their saddest requiems.

An exception must be made in the case of the delightful Hamilton's Bawn, and still more of the verses on his own death (1731), one of the most powerful and also one of the saddest of his poems.

no-frills weekend flight to the saddest hotel in the world.

Michael Jackson is one of the saddest cases of plastic surgery gone wrong.

322 (" [the] marriage of heathen practice and monotheistic use is one of the oddest and saddest features of the whole priestly code "), cf.

The year 1861 was the saddest in the queen's life.

A depression habit spiral I liked to switch off the lights when I was alone in the house and put the saddest music on.

The saddest part was that her children were starting to model her behavior.

One dream was definitely the saddest, yet clearest thought I've ever had, (tho it's gone misty already ).

But the saddest victim of the new car ferry was the handsome 1937 paddler Jupiter.

Synonyms:

pensive, tragicomical, mournful, tragicomic, tragic, tragical, bittersweet, heavyhearted, wistful, doleful, melancholic, melancholy,

Antonyms:

better, best, thoughtless, humorless, glad,