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elegiac

/ˌel.ɪˈdʒaɪ.ək/

Übersetzung: Die Elegie betreffend oder für sie charakteristisch; klagend, wehmütig, Ausdruck von Trauer oder Sehnsucht.

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adjective

/ˌel.ɪˈdʒaɪ.ək/C2formal
  • deDie Elegie betreffend oder für sie charakteristisch; klagend, wehmütig, Ausdruck von Trauer oder Sehnsucht.

Relating to or characteristic of an elegy; expressing sorrow or lamentation for something lost.

  1. Expressing sorrow or lamentationC2formal

    Relating to or characteristic of an elegy; mournful or melancholy in tone.

    deElegisch

    • The poem had an elegiac quality, mourning the loss of youth.
    • Her speech was elegiac, reflecting on the passing of a great leader.
    • The music had an elegiac melody that moved the audience to tears.

    Synonymedolefulfunereallamentingmelancholymournfulplaintivesorrowfulwoeful

    Antonymecheerfulexultanthappyjoyfuloptimistic

  2. Relating to elegyC2formal

    Pertaining to a poem or piece of writing that laments someone's death or a past era.

    deElegisch

    • The elegiac verses were written in memory of the fallen soldiers.
    • He composed an elegiac ode for his late grandmother.
    • The author's elegiac style is known for its reflective and sorrowful tone.
Formen
  • more elegiac comparative form
  • most elegiac superlative form