英和和英

語源

From sorry +‎ -some.

形容詞

sorrisome (comparative more sorrisome, superlative most sorrisome)

1. (rare) Characterised or marked by sorriness or being sorry; pathetic; regretful; apologetic.
   • 1951, Activities of the Mississippi Democratic Committee:

     He was telling that the initiating of these charges was not to get back a little bothersome and sorrisome patronage, but to get down to the very basis of the truth, and the very ugly charges that you yourself admit have been circulated about the job handling by the people of Mississippi.

   • 2010, David Mitchell, Cloud Atlas, page 295:

     We got bad news of our own to teach you, sorrysome to say.

   • 2010, Charles de Lint, Muse and Reverie, page 78:

     "Yes, it's a veryvery sorrysome state of affairs," Maida said.