sob
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The meaning (definition) of the word sob
to cry really hard with shaky breaths
The word sob used in a sentence
“She began to sob when she dropped her favorite toy.”
Words that mean the same as sob (synonyms)
cryweep
Words that mean the opposite of sob (antonyms)
laugh
How the word sob is said around the world
| French | sanglot |
| Spanish | sollozo |
| Mandarin | 哭泣 |
| Hindi | एसओबी |
| Arabic | تنهد |
| Russian | рыдание |
| Portuguese (EU) | soluço |
| Portuguese (BR) | soluço |
| Japanese | すすり泣き |
| German | schluchzen |
| Urdu | رونا |
| Punjabi | ਰੋਣਾ |
| Korean | 흐느낌 |
| Hebrew | בֶּן כַּלבָּה |
| Greek | αναφιλητό |
| Dutch | snik |
| Filipino | hikbi |
| Vietnamese | nức nở |
| Turkish | hıçkırık |
| Persian | هق هق |
| Polish | szloch |
| Ukrainian | ридання |
| Bengali | কান্না |
| Swedish | snyfta |
| Italian | singhiozzare |
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