Synonym: agony, anguish, grief, misery, misfortune, regret, remorse, sadness, suffering, trouble, woe. Antonym: joy. Similar words: sorrowful, borrow, tomorrow, borrowed, sorry, horror, arrow, furrow. Meaning: ['sɑrəʊ /'sɒr-] 
n. 1. an emotion of great sadness associated with loss or bereavement 2. sadness associated with some wrong done or some disappointment 3. something that causes great unhappiness 4. the state of being sad. v. feel grief; eat one's heart out.
n. 1. an emotion of great sadness associated with loss or bereavement 2. sadness associated with some wrong done or some disappointment 3. something that causes great unhappiness 4. the state of being sad. v. feel grief; eat one's heart out. 
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61. A thread of sorrow winds through her poetry.
62. Life's joy is ever dashed with sorrow.
63. She wanted to share his sorrow.
64. Her coming charmed away all his sorrow.
65. They accepted the decision with sorrow.
66. Words cannot express my sorrow.
67. She was portioned with sorrow throughout her life.
68. It helps to share your sorrow with someone else.
69. He used to drink down sorrow.
70. The old woman's eyes were bedimmed with sorrow.
71. His eyes radiated deep sorrow.
72. "Oh, I despair sometimes," he says in mock sorrow.
73. Sorrow is gnawing at her heart.
74. His eyes were cast over with sorrow.
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75. We all join with the family in their sorrow.
76. Her heart was riven with deep sorrow.
77. She cloaked her sorrow with laughter.
78. He knew poverty and sorrow.
79. Don't let sorrow fret away your courage.
80. She bore her sorrow without complaint.
81. Sorrow denominates a state of mind.
82. Tears of relief were mixed with tears of sorrow.
83. I feel with you in your sorrow.
84. Joseph was baptized with sorrow.
85. The war brought sorrow to millions.
86. My heart aches when I think of their sorrow.
87. Sighing for sorrow can be harmful.
88. Time blunts the edge of sorrow.
89. At last she keened her sorrow to me.
90. The writer expresses her sorrow in her music.