What is another word for sorrowfully?

Pronunciation: [sˈɒɹə͡ʊfəlɪ] (IPA)

Sorrowfully is a word used to describe a feeling of deep sadness, grief, or disappointment. Some synonyms for sorrowfully could be mournfully, sadly, woefully, miserably, dejectedly, despondently, disheartenedly, or crestfallenly. Each of these words depicts a different shade of sadness. For example, mournfully typically refers to the sorrow of someone who has lost someone close to them, while woefully may imply a sense of hopelessness or despair. In any case, sorrowfully and its synonyms serve as excellent ways to convey the weight of heavy emotions and the depth of one's internal struggles.

What are the opposite words for sorrowfully?

Sorrowfully is an adverb that means to express sorrow or sadness. There are many antonyms for the word sorrowfully such as cheerfully, joyfully, happily, brightly, gleefully, merrily, and elatedly. These antonyms stand in contrast to sorrowfully and convey emotions of happiness, joy, and contentment. Cheerfully and merrily denotes lively and positive feelings. Conversely, joyfully and happily denotes the presence of happiness and joy. Brightly and elatedly denote enthusiastic and radiant feelings of satisfaction. People often use antonyms of sorrowfully when they want to express positivity or happiness intentionally in their expressions or writing.

Usage examples for Sorrowfully

He complained sorrowfully that in spite of this resolution, and though he had not written one book since the Queen's death, a great many things were called by his name.
"Daniel Defoe"
William Minto
So sorrowfully he sent back most of his purchases to London.
"The Rough Road"
William John Locke
He contrived this encounter in a thousand different ways by a thousand different chances; what he so passionately and sorrowfully longed for accomplished itself continually in his dreams, but only in his dreams.
"A Fearful Responsibility and Other Stories"
William D. Howells

Famous quotes with Sorrowfully

  • When the battle is over , the warrior claps his hands sorrowfully for he has lost and the martyr has won.
    Qassem Soleimani
  • He willeth that we know by the sweetness and homely loving of Him, that all that we see or feel, within or without, that is contrary to this is of the enemy and not of God. And thus — If we be stirred to be the more reckless of our living or of the keeping of our hearts because that we have knowing of this plenteous love, then need we greatly to beware. For this stirring, if it come, is untrue; and greatly we ought to hate it, for it all hath no likeness of God’s will. And when that we be fallen, by frailty or blindness, then our courteous Lord toucheth us and stirreth us and calleth us; and then willeth He that we see our wretchedness and meekly be aware of it. But He willeth not that we abide thus, nor He willeth not that we busy us greatly about our accusing, nor He willeth not that we be wretched over our self; but He willeth that we hastily turn ourselves unto Him. For He standeth all aloof and abideth us sorrowfully and mournfully till when we come, and hath haste to have us to Him. For we are His joy and His delight, and He is our salve and our life.
    Julian of Norwich

Related words: sorrowful, sorrowfully, sorrow, saddening

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