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Discover Ludwig"rush of sadness" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a common phrase that is used to describe a sudden and intense feeling of sadness or emotion. Example: When she heard the news of her grandfather's passing, a rush of sadness overwhelmed her and tears streamed down her face.
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There I was, standing in a memory frozen in amber, and I experienced an overwhelming rush of sadness.
I just stood there for a moment feeling a weird rush of sadness and love, then carried her into my office and laid her on my desk.
When one of the twirty-somethings experiences a sudden rush of sadness, we learn that "his brain was Old Street, and the traffic came from all directions," while the mystery of Murray is compared to the "sound of London in the dead of night, when you can close your eyes and take a deep breath and you listen to the silence and you still know exactly where you are".
Along with the gut-twisting, rush of sadness, there came a deep vessel overflowing with forgiveness.
I feel a familiar rush of sadness when I see her.
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More tears--of sadness and also joy.
As I failingly attempt to haggle over the price for a six yard Woodin wax fabric, a wave of sadness rushes down my spine at the realization that this very transaction unfairly prospers the pocket of another in a foreign land, leaving this elderly woman as a mere recipient of chicken change.
You're filled with a rush of emotions: elation, paranoia, sadness, relief.
There's an adrenaline rush, and there's a little a bit of sadness too.
"A lot of sadness there".
I always had a lot of sadness.
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