melancholic in English
adjective
['melən'kɑlɪk /-kɒl-]
affected by melancholy, dejected, depressed, sad; of or pertaining to melancholia
Use "melancholic" in a sentence
1. An alternative version of the Melancholic Princess.
2. Because melancholic people really listen to others.
3. The night was as melancholic as his mood.
4. I have never heard her sing a melancholic song.
5. I mean, would a melancholic woman order everyone to leave her?
6. What, then, is a melancholic with a sweet tooth to do?
7. This chapter presents a description on Brutishness and melancholic insanity
8. This was, unusually for Coronation Street, a duet, and profoundly melancholic.
9. A absurd tragedy accompany a melancholic song by the Tiger Lillies.
10. They like extremes: they can be joyful melancholic in a short period of time.
11. Some visual experiences were so hauntingly beautiful melancholic and a sense of nostalgia.
12. Cleanness is a sparse and melancholic novel about an American man living in Bulgaria.
13. Though Jesus did experience agony before his death, he was not a melancholic individual.
14. If you need to talk to someone about a problem, talk to a melancholic person.
15. A melancholic exploration of memories of railroads in Belgium along with three retired train conductors.
16. She was taciturn and almost melancholic; her parents had raised her on stories of hardship.
17. The high point of the music is the female vocals, really melancholic and sorrowful.
18. Don't be disturbed or melancholic over matters . Your tolerance will lead to future stability and happiness.
19. Her thoughts were sad and for once she didn't try to correct their melancholic turn.
20. They conceive melancholic and heroic music with German lyrics by the mystic and ancient themes.
21. It is a more thought - provoking activity than building sandcastles, with a nice melancholic tinge.
22. He seemed burdened with melancholic thoughts and dark visions as he wrestled with his pursuing demons.
23. It's been argued by Aficionados that within Leonard Cohen's melancholic work is a thick vein of comedy
24. About the Temperaments Four Temperaments Test Melancholic Phlegmatic Choleric Sanguine Comparison Finding Your Temperaments My Other Personality Website
25. The air is dull gold with the past, a sad, melancholic silver gilt which colours the mood of city.
26. She's in a slightly melancholic and therefore honest mood Jeremy Which is why we have to round it up now.
27. A three-way split between Khrabat, Beheat Gorum de Mentheurd and Ensomhet 777, Jahreszeiten is a melancholic and peaceful experience
28. In character sincere and melancholic, he was linked to the Parnassus school, although, at the same time, his work displays characteristics of its own.
29. In this dissemination transculturation becomes "an utterance of a melancholic relationship to Western ideology, where the weight of the past cannot be alchemized into a discontinuous future.
30. Anachronism is the third song of Crywolf’s album,“Cataclasm.” (Not including the Intro: Queen of Fiji) The track could only be described as melancholic, and filled with angst.
31. Four personality types are linked with people's teeth: sanguine or dynamic (triangular-shaped), Choleric or strong (rectangular-shaped), melancholic or sensitive (oval-shaped) and phlegmatic or peaceful (square-shaped)
32. Fire: summer-Choleric-yellow bile; Air: spring-sanguine-blood; Water: fall -phlegmatic-phlegm; Earth: winter-melancholic-black bile; The treatment of a person with a discernible temperament could now be made
33. Dundas is a severe melancholic.’ ‘The medical profession complained incessantly about the rules, and in lectures, articles and books Alienists argued that they alone possessed the necessary qualifications to judge criminal responsibility.’
34. Four temperaments is a proto-psychological theory that suggests that there are four fundamental personality types, sanguine (pleasure-seeking and sociable), Choleric (ambitious and leader-like), melancholic (analytical and thoughtful), and phlegmatic (relaxed and quiet)
35. ‘The Characteristic that distinguishes international politics from internal politics is the absence of government.’ ‘A distinguishing Characteristic of female voters is their caution.’ ‘The slow, melancholic songs are a distinctive Characteristic of her music.’
36. ‘The Characteristic that distinguishes international politics from internal politics is the absence of government.’ ‘A distinguishing Characteristic of female voters is their caution.’ ‘The slow, melancholic songs are a distinctive Characteristic of her music.’
37. After numerous abortive recording sessions, his first record, the melancholic, country -tinged Closing Time ( 1973 ) received warm reviews, but he first gained national attention when his "Ol' 55" was recorded by The Eagles in 1974 .
38. By turns comedic, melancholic, pensive and whimsical, the production, written by her long-time accompanist David Warrack, contains songs ranging in style from classical to pop, and its Canadian success has resulted in a CD recording and requests that it be taken abroad.
39. The Balkans contain charming multicultural towns, impressive monasteries and citadels dotting the hillsides, mighty mountains sprinkled with a liberal dose of beautiful forests and pleasant lakes, and last but not the least a great folk music tradition—coming off both as much joyful and melancholic as it could be—all survived various wars
40. 3 Accidie; 4 Black Bile and Melancholia; 5 Melancholia in Men and Women; 6 Learned People and Melancholy; 7 Melancholia, Witches, and Deceiving Demons; 8 Melancholy Nuns; 9 Melancholy; 10 Melancholic States; 11 The Melancholy Character; 12 How to Help Melancholicks; 13 The Spleen; 14 The Chronic Disease of Melancholy; 15 Werther’s Death
41. A superb demo Auguring a forthcoming album, on the label Divine Comedy, of all beauty.: Une superbe démo qui laisse présager que l'album à venir, sur le label Divine Comedy, sera de toute beauté.: The music manages to create a sad and melancholic atmosphere reflective of the desolate immensity of the Russian steppe