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Meanings of deep melancholy in English
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Usage of deep melancholy in English
1
He found himself lost in the deep melancholy tune as he ate.
2
Ludwig fully understood the deep melancholy which had settled on Marie's countenance.
3
For a few days, he remained reserved and sunk in a deep melancholy.
4
The Queen entreated no more, but fell into a deep melancholy.
5
She worked listlessly, her face wore an expression of deep melancholy.
6
Little by little he became calmer, but a deep melancholy descended upon him.
7
Zoroaster stood still, and a deep melancholy came over his beautiful, ethereal face.
8
His face in repose took on an air of deep melancholy.
9
The sight of the slave-market here inspired me with a feeling of deep melancholy.
10
Spring came, and with the spring the Marquise found distraction from her deep melancholy.
11
The deep melancholy poured into him by sirocco caused him to do so now.
12
Their voices sank low and expressive of a deep melancholy.
13
He fell into a deep melancholy, and resolved to be revenged on his father-in-law.
14
This event threw Alexander into a deep melancholy, from which he never entirely recovered.
15
I do not, therefore, see why you should plunge yourself into this deep melancholy.
16
He experienced, however, a deep melancholy which nothing could remove.
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