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What is unhappy or sorrowful sound?

There isn't one single word that perfectly captures an unhappy or sorrowful sound. However, here are some words and phrases that convey that feeling:

Words:

* Mournful: A deep, somber sadness.

* Melancholy: A wistful, pensive sadness, often accompanied by a sense of longing.

* Desolate: Empty and hopeless.

* Wailing: A loud, mournful cry.

* Dirge: A slow, solemn piece of music, often played at funerals.

* Plaintive: Sad and sorrowful, often with a sense of pleading.

* Moaning: A low, groaning sound expressing pain or sadness.

Phrases:

* Heart-wrenching: Evoking strong feelings of sorrow and distress.

* Soul-crushing: Overwhelmingly sad and depressing.

* Tear-jerking: Causing someone to cry.

* A sound that could break your heart: A sound so sad it makes you feel physical pain.

The best word or phrase will depend on the specific sound you're trying to describe. For example, a low, mournful violin melody might be described as "plaintive" or "melancholy," while a scream of despair might be described as "heart-wrenching" or "wailing."

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