wistful

IPA: wˈɪstfʌɫ

adjective

  • Full of longing or yearning.
  • Sad and thoughtful.
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Examples of "wistful" in Sentences

  • That was the initial wistful thinking.
  • The overall impression is both languid and wistful.
  • The sad, wistful gaze is typical of mummy portraits.
  • I took the comment as sincerely, not ironically, wistful.
  • It makes the earth sound like a wistful and romantic entity.
  • Her distracted and wistful mood arouses sexual interest in him.
  • Her words were wistful, melancholic and foreshadowed the pain to come.
  • Many of them are wistful, dreamy and melancholic but also naturalistic.
  • The fourth movement of the Serenade is a tranquil, wistful slow movement.
  • The effect of wistful intimacy is not a result of improvisational looseness.

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