| 释义 | more in sorrow than in angeridiom
 feeling sad about something, rather than angry about it:
 He had the tone of a man who was speaking more in sorrow than in anger.
 Journalists like to imply, when they make troubling accusations against public figures, that they do so more in sorrow than in anger.
 SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
 Sadness and regret
 aw
 be/weigh on your conscienceidiom
 bitter
 black dog
 breastbeating
 cry
 doom and gloom
 feel badidiom
 gloominess
 glumness
 groan
 guilt
 melancholia
 prick someone's conscienceidiom
 regretful
 regretfully
 remorse
 remorseful
 repentant
 wretchedness
 
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