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supersad

supersad adjective: extremely sad; very sorrowful.

Adjective

supersad (comparative more supersad, superlative most supersad)

  1. (informal) Extremely sad; very sorrowful.
    • Lloyd was at training camp in Los Angeles when she heard the news. She called Barbara Klobach and left a voice message, saying it was "supersad news" and adding, "I wasn’t expecting to hear that." She hadn’t known that her former coach had A.L.S.2015 July 4, Juliet Macur, “Nation's Roars for Carli Lloyd Are Missing the Voice of a Cherished Fan”, in New York Times

Forms of supersad

comparativemore supersad
superlativemost supersad

Origin of supersad

From super- + sad.

Questions about supersad

What does supersad mean?
Supersad means extremely sad; very sorrowful.
What part of speech is supersad?
Supersad is an adjective.

Words near supersad in the dictionary

  1. superroyal
  2. supers
  3. supersack
  4. supersacks
  5. supersacral
  6. supersad
  7. supersafe
  8. supersafety
  9. supersaga
  10. supersagas
  11. supersaintly

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