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Sad: miserable as ______________: anxious
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Sad: miserable as ______________: anxious
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Sad can mean to be miserable as you are nervous as anxious. These two adjectives both describe sad, or the action of being sad.
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Nervous
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I'm not so sure about this question, however, here are my best answers:
Sad: miserable as nervous : anxious
Sad: miserable as worried :anxious
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