Which word gets used the most with the least meaning? Love or Sorry?

@kavita23 (2995)
India
June 19, 2007 1:52pm CST
Just a thought. Personally, i think both are overused with little or no meaning or understand of the concept. I'd probably plump with sorry, i've told more people i've been sorry when i havn't than telling them i love them when i dont.
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kawaii24
@kawaii24 (520)
• Australia
22 Jun 07
i think its love. Coz itsvery easy to tell a person that you love him but uts ver hard to say sorry. :)
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curvychick77
@curvychick77 (1084)
• United States
19 Jun 07
I'd say sorry, that word seems to have less meaning than love. When I use the word love I mean it more than sorry, but sometimes I do mean sorry, other times it just comes out. I think most people would agree, sorry is less meaningful than love.
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Lydia1901
@Lydia1901 (16351)
• United States
24 Jun 07
I would agree with you on that because they are both overused. I would always say that I am sorry when I don't mean it but I would never say I love someone if I don't mean.
dbhattji
@dbhattji (2506)
• India
25 Jun 07
it is sorry, because we say sorry for the smallest things, even when we have not heard a person and want him to repeat his sentence. We say sorry to complete strangers. But the word love is for those that we love and mean it. Although when I was in Yorkshire - I heard people address everyone as love. That is "love, please move ahead" or in shops "love what do you want". But still sorry is most commonly used.