sadhearted

English

Etymology

sad +‎ hearted

Adjective

sadhearted (comparative more sadhearted, superlative most sadhearted)

  1. Of a person: sad; melancholy.
    • 1860, Nicholas Patrick Wiseman, The Dublin Review, volume 48, page 444:
      In the words of St. Benedict to the sadhearted Gaul, she says to man, "Ecce labora et noli contristari!"
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