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Meanings of
melancholic
in English
Catalan
malenconiós
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Someone subject to melancholia.
melancholiac
Catalan
malenconiós
Characterized by or causing or expressing sadness.
melancholy
Related terms
sad
Synonyms
Examples for "
melancholiac
"
melancholiac
Examples for "
melancholiac
"
1
But, Carley, you are not a sentimentalist, or a
melancholiac
.
2
Even an inspector with a naked eye would no longer have distinguished him at first sight from a lunatic of the unhappiest class, the
melancholiac
.
3
Certain
melancholiacs
furnish the extreme example of the over-inhibited type.
4
"These are strange words for a
melancholiac
,
"
Surplus said wonderingly.
Usage of
melancholic
in English
1
My characters had to be like people I know: wonderful and
melancholic
.
2
They remind me of childhood, and school days, and make me
melancholic
.
3
From Omain's
melancholic
descriptions it sounded like a good place to live.
4
They were very different films but the
melancholic
,
indulged posh-girl persona stuck.
5
I mind how I combated his melancholy, for he was most
melancholic
.
6
If my temper be
melancholic
,
melancholy has a happiness of its own.
7
No-one else can do subtle, stately
melancholic
big-tent electronic sounds like Kraftwerk.
8
It's an often
melancholic
,
occasionally silly record in song of strange times.
9
Every year, they remember those who are bruised and broken,
melancholic
or moody.
10
There was no change of expression in the dark
melancholic
face.
11
Warren Gatland used to do it but he's gone all
melancholic
and subdued.
12
Darger, whose inclination was naturally toward the
melancholic
,
found himself thinking of annihilation.
13
You know that he is a man of
melancholic
humour: cool and moist.'
14
At first she looked unseeingly, with the dull, introspective gaze of the
melancholic
.
15
These gentle,
melancholic
Americana tracks lend a faraway look to their musical vision.
16
I was younger then and easily moved by simplistic slogans and
melancholic
tunes.
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Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
melancholic
Adjective
Frequent collocations
melancholic sounds
melancholic temperament
more melancholic
melancholic expression
melancholic tunes
More collocations
Translations for
melancholic
Catalan
malenconiós
melancòlic
Melancholic
through the time
Melancholic
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common