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Meanings of more melancholic in English
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Usage of more melancholic in English
1
It's more melancholic and reflective but I don't think it's depressing.
2
But a great number of others, who wanted something more melancholic, went for Walter's sad, big-eyed children.
3
Bobo Stenson may have been groomed in straight-ahead American jazz, but with his trio he prefers a more melancholic mood, writes Stuart Nicholson.
4
" More melancholic than simple," she replied; "I am always afraid he'll lose his wits some day."