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poignancy

/ˈpɔɪ.njən.si/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa la cualidad de algo que produce una emoción profunda, especialmente tristeza, pesar o compasión; también el estado de experimentar un dolor o una melancolía intensa y conmovedora.

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noun

/ˈpɔɪ.njən.si/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa la cualidad de algo que produce una emoción profunda, especialmente tristeza, pesar o compasión; también el estado de experimentar un dolor o una melancolía intensa y conmovedora.

A noun describing a state of deeply felt distress or sorrow, or a quality that arouses emotions such as pity or sorrow.

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  1. Deeply felt distress or sorrowC1formal

    A state of being emotionally painful or distressing, often evoking a sense of sadness or regret.

    espena profunda

    • The poignancy of the farewell scene brought tears to everyone's eyes.
    • He spoke with a poignancy that revealed his deep regret.
    • The film captured the poignancy of lost love perfectly.

    Sinónimosanguishbitternessdistressgriefpainfulnesspathossadnesssorrowtragedy

    Antónimoscheerfulnessdelightgladnesshappinessjoyfulness

  2. Quality that arouses emotionsC1formal

    A quality in something that evokes strong feelings, especially pity, sorrow, or sympathy.

    esCualidad que conmueve

    • The poignancy of her story moved the entire audience.
    • There is a certain poignancy in old photographs of happy times.
    • The poem's poignancy lies in its simple yet powerful words.

    Sinónimosemotionalitypathossadnesssorrowfulnesstenderness

Formas
  • poignancies plural form
  • poignancies' possessive plural form
  • poignancy's possessive singular form