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What is the adverb for sadness?

What's the adverb for sadness? Here's the word you're looking for.

sadly

In a sad manner; sorrowfully.
Unfortunately, sad to say.
(dated) Very much (of a desire etc.); dearly; urgently.
(obsolete) Deeply, completely.
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Examples:

“She sadly informed us of the recent events that had afflicted her and her family.”

“The movie performed really sadly at the box office and would ultimately be deemed a flop.”

“So, sadly and very disappointedly, I wandered back to the ice cream aisle to take one last look at my two gallons of Neapolatin.”

saddeningly

So as to cause sadness.
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Examples:

“And then it became sort of maddeningly and saddeningly obvious: the silverbacks of Soho aren't to blame, I am.”

“Were it not for saddeningly regular frame-rate drops, it would visually be up there with the Wii's best output too.”

sadlier

(literary) comparative form of sadly: more sadly
Synonyms:

more sorrowfully, more mournfully, more despondently, more joylessly, more morosely, more painfully, more ruefully, more bitterly, more dejectedly, more dispiritedly, more dolefully, more downheartedly, more forlornly, more miserably, more spiritlessly, more sullenly, more tearfully, more unhappily, more wailfully, more agonisingly, more agonizingly, more bleakly, more cheerlessly, more crestfallenly, more desolately, more despairingly, more disconsolately, more distressfully, more dolorously, more drearily, more emotionally, more inconsolably, more wistfully, more woefully, more wretchedly, more dismally, more distressingly, more gloomily, more gravely, more grievously, more lugubriously, more mirthlessly, more plaintively, more regretfully, more weepingly, more sorely, more unconsolably, more unfortunately, more regrettably, more tragically … more

Examples:

“Between April and August four Australians won the Victoria Cross, one, Lieutenant Cliff Sadlier, on Anzac Day, 25 April.”

“Vanessa and Caroline Sadlier and two classically trained sopranos from Viewmount, Waterford. and are well known soloists and duettists in concerts, recitals and functions.”

sadliest

most sorrowfully, most mournfully, most despondently, most joylessly, most morosely, most painfully, most ruefully, most bitterly, most dejectedly, most dispiritedly, most dolefully, most downheartedly, most forlornly, most miserably, most spiritlessly, most sullenly, most tearfully, most unhappily, most wailfully, most agonisingly, most agonizingly, most bleakly, most cheerlessly, most crestfallenly, most desolately, most despairingly, most disconsolately, most distressfully, most dolorously, most drearily, most emotionally, most inconsolably, most wistfully, most woefully, most wretchedly, most dismally, most distressingly, most gloomily, most gravely, most grievously, most lugubriously, most mirthlessly, most plaintively, most regretfully, most weepingly, most sorely, most unconsolably, most unfortunately, most regrettably, most tragically … more

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