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supersorry

adj

Etymology

From super- + sorry.

  1. derived from *seh₂yro✻ — “hard, rough, painful”
  2. inherited from *sairagaz✻ — “sad”
  3. inherited from *sairag✻
  4. inherited from sāriġ — “feeling or expressing grief, sorry, grieved, sorrowful, sad, mournful, bitter”
  5. inherited from sory
  6. prefixed as supersorry — “super + sorry”

Definitions

  1. Extremely sorry.

    • I told her I was supersorry and that it was really dumb.
    • If she had a choice between being supercautious or supersorry, she'd pick cautious every time.
    • To top it off, Tom-Su sported a rope instead of a belt, definitely nailing down the supersorry look.

The neighborhood

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