Sadder or Sader
Learn the correct comparative spelling “sadder” versus the incorrect “sader.”
sader
Incorrect spelling - “Sader” is a misspelling missing the double ‘d’.
"sader" is a common misspelling of "sadder". Always use "sadder" when referring to the correct word.
sadder
Correct spelling - The proper way to spell this word.
“Sadder” is the comparative form of “sad,” meaning more sad.
Definition of sadder
"sadder": “Sadder” is the comparative form of “sad,” meaning more sad.
This word is commonly used in everyday conversation and writing.
Synonyms for sadder
- • more sorrowful
- • more unhappy
Usage Examples
"Correct:" She felt sadder after the news.
"Correct:" The movie made him sadder than before.
"Correct:" He looked sadder today.
"Correct:" I’m sadder than yesterday.
"Incorrect:" She felt sader after the news.
"Incorrect:" The movie made him sader.
"Incorrect:" He looked sader today.
"Incorrect:" I’m sader than yesterday.
Notes:
- • Comparative of sad: add -der and double consonant if needed.
- • Common typo: missing the extra 'd'.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Correct spelling?
A: Sadder.
Q: Is 'sader' correct?
A: No.
Q: Meaning of sadder?
A: More sad than before.
Q: Example sentence?
A: I feel sadder today.
Q: How to form comparative for sad?
A: Double the consonant and add -er.
Summary
""Sadder" is correct; 'sader' is a misspelling. Always double the 'd' before -er."