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Meanings of melancholia in English
DSM-IV subtype of clinical depression.
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Usage of melancholia in English
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More than 30 years ago, Gibson suggested a therapy for post-utopian melancholia.
2
The British had their bout of melancholia in the early 17th century.
3
Surely your melancholia would not return if you were away from here.
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It was an aesthetic he himself had favored, before his present melancholia.
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No amount of comedy kerflumping can lift the ever-present air of melancholia.
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The second case was a woman of thirty-six, insane from emotional melancholia.
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The deep melancholia of this medieval artist's vision burns into your soul.
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But, as for me, I am attacked by a well defined melancholia.
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An album which oozes Dilla soul, from idiosyncratic euphoria to aching melancholia.
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The family curse, Miss Ferrars: I suffer from bouts of acute melancholia.
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They were less likely to meet criteria for melancholia and to have delusions.
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One road leads to incurable insanity, the other to curable melancholia.
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The slate-gray November sky seemed to reflect the melancholia everyone felt.
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A season of intense depression, almost of melancholia, came to Douglas.
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My father, who loved her more than his life, became affected with melancholia.
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A man struck to the ground by his melancholia, Olofson gathers.
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Translations for melancholia
Portuguese
Catalan
Melancholia through the time
Melancholia across language varieties
United Kingdom
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