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melancholy

/ˈmel.ən.kɒl.i/

Traduction: Décrit un sentiment de tristesse profonde, de rêverie ou d'abattement, souvent sans raison apparente., Nom désignant une tristesse profonde, pensive et prolongée ou un abattement de l'esprit, souvent sans cause apparente.

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adjective

/ˈmel.ən.kɒl.i/B2formal
  • frDécrit un sentiment de tristesse profonde, de rêverie ou d'abattement, souvent sans raison apparente.

Describes a feeling of deep sadness, thoughtfulness, or gloom, often without a clear cause.

  1. Sad or gloomyB2formal

    Feeling or expressing a deep, thoughtful sadness.

    frmélancolique

    • The melancholy music made everyone feel reflective.
    • She had a melancholy expression after hearing the news.
    • The rainy weather created a melancholy atmosphere.

    Synonymesdejecteddespondentdowncastgloomylugubriousmorosemournfulplaintivesadsombersorrowfulwoeful

    Antonymesblithebuoyantcheerfulhappyjovialjoyfullightheartedmerry

  2. Pensive or contemplativeC1formal

    Characterized by a thoughtful or reflective sadness.

    frMélancolie contemplative

    • He sat in a melancholy mood, staring out the window.
    • The poem has a melancholy tone that lingers.
    • Her melancholy gaze suggested deep contemplation.

    Synonymesbroodingcontemplativemeditativemusingpensivereflectivethoughtfulwistful

    Antonymesblithecarefreecheerfuljoviallighthearted

Formes
  • more melancholy comparative form
  • most melancholy superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈmel.ən.kɒl.i/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une tristesse profonde, pensive et prolongée ou un abattement de l'esprit, souvent sans cause apparente.

A noun referring to a deep, pensive, and prolonged sadness or gloominess of spirit, often without a clear cause.

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  1. Sadness or depressionB2formal

    A deep, persistent sadness or gloominess of mind.

    frMélancolie

    • A sense of melancholy settled over him after the funeral.
    • The rainy weather always brings out her melancholy.
    • He wrote poetry filled with melancholy and longing.

    Synonymesdejectiondepressiondespondencygloomgloominessmiserysadnesssorrowunhappinesswoe

    Antonymesblithenesscheerfulnesselationexhilarationgleehappinessjoy

  2. Pensive reflectionC1formal

    A thoughtful or reflective sadness, often with a sense of nostalgia.

    frMélancolie réfléchie

    • She sat by the window, lost in melancholy.
    • The old photographs filled him with a gentle melancholy.
    • There was a quiet melancholy in the abandoned house.

    Synonymespensivenesswistfulness

    Antonymescheerfulnesscontentmentelationjoy

Formes
  • melancholies plural form
  • melancholies' possessive plural form
  • melancholy's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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