Sorrier Meaning in English

word · lemma: sorry

US

ˈsɑɹi

SAHR-ee-er

UK

sˈɒɹɪɐ

SORR-ee-uh

التعريف

'Sorrier' is the comparative form of 'sorry.' It means feeling more regretful or sad about something than someone else, or more than before.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used mainly in spoken or informal contexts. Often appears in comparisons: 'I am sorrier than you think.' Can mean deeper regret or sympathy. Not used for polite apologies (for that, just use 'sorry').

• Spanish: más arrepentido - más apenado
• Portuguese (BR): mais arrependido - mais sentido
• Portuguese (PT): mais arrependido - mais sentido
• Chinese (Simplified): 更抱歉 - 更遗憾
• Chinese (Traditional): 更抱歉 - 更遺憾
• Hindi: और अधिक दुखी - और अधिक शर्मिंदा
• Arabic: أكثر أسفًا - أشد ندمًا
• Bengali: আরও দুঃখিত - আরও অনুতপ্ত
• Russian: более сожалеющий - более огорчённый
• Japanese: もっと申し訳なく思う - より悲しんでいる
• Vietnamese: cảm thấy hối hận hơn - buồn hơn
• Korean: 더 미안한 - 더 슬퍼하는
• Turkish: daha üzgün - daha pişman
• Urdu: زیادہ شرمندہ - زیادہ افسردہ
• Indonesian: lebih menyesal - lebih sedih

جمل نموذجية

I felt sorrier after hearing her story.

basic

He is sorrier about the accident than he shows.

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I am sorrier now that I understand what happened.

basic

Honestly, I'm sorrier than words can say.

natural

I wish I could make you feel how sorrier I am now.

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She looks a lot sorrier since their argument.

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