lachrymose

IPA: ɫˈækrɪmoʊs

adjective

  • Tearful, sorrowful, sad, pertaining to tears, weeping, causing tears or crying.
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Examples of "lachrymose" in Sentences

  • She had a lachrymose friend.
  • The plot could be lachrymose.
  • Stop inserting unscholarly and lachrymose.
  • The first two are long and sincere and lachrymose.
  • This article might sound a bit negative and lachrymose.
  • Mudrick discusses the conventions of the lachrymose novel.
  • The romantic leaving at Dryden's tomb is lachrymose and irrelevant.
  • By this time, Hurricane Herman is already arriving on Lake Lachrymose.
  • We're still getting lachrymose accounts from the Joesph Marshalls of the world.
  • The second movement was not taken with its usual lachrymose funeral treatment, but at a very sensible allegretto pace.

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