saddening

n.

（初轧头道的）轻压或小压下量轧制，小变形锻造；

v.

（使某人）悲哀，忧愁( sadden的现在分词 )；

SADDENING
The Saddening Vista of the Sawdust Trails
Just Saddening | I Get Upset When People Mislead Me
Restoration of censorship condemned as "illegal and saddening"
IT'S NOT OVER EASY ; The Miss Portland Diner closes, saddening its regulars
Game on Again; Ian Jones Reports on the Inspiring Response to a Saddening Theft
Cruel Lords Have Failed Young Gays; Dr Miriam Stoppard on a Saddening Act of Discrimination
.Often wearisome, sometimes saddening, but always interesting. A hundred years of district nursing in Wellington, 1903-2003
A factor analysis of the ways of coping questionnaire based on data from saddening experiences.
A New Survey Reveals Inter-Ethnic Prejudice. This Is Saddening, but Far from Surprising, Given the Decline of Solidarity in Our Soci...