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Too Bad

Description:

Too bad is an idiomatic expression used to indicate disappointment or regret about a particular situation or outcome.

It can also be used to express sympathy or commiseration towards someone or their circumstances.

Furthermore, "too bad" can be used sarcastically to convey a lack of sympathy or indifference.

Senses:

1. Disappointment: expressing regret or disappointment about a situation - "It's too bad you couldn't make it to the party."
2. Sympathy: showing compassion or understanding towards someone's unfortunate circumstances - "I heard about your car accident, that's too bad."
3. Sarcasm: indicating a lack of sympathy or indifference - "Oh, your favorite team lost? Too bad!"

Sample Sentences:

1. "I was really looking forward to going on vacation, but too bad it got canceled due to the storm."
2. "John failed his exam, which is too bad considering how much he studied."
3. "It's too bad she couldn't attend the concert; she loves that band."
4. "Too bad you didn't win the lottery—it would have solved all your financial problems!"
5. "My plans for the weekend were ruined when I got sick. Too bad I won't be able to go out with my friends."

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• Idioms: The Language of Expression
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• Figurative Language Made Easy
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