lachrymose — given to weeping or causing tears; mournful
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: given to weeping or causing tears; mournful
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈlækrɪmoʊs/
Korean meaning: 눈물을 잘 흘리는, 슬픈
Korean pronunciation: **래**크리모스
Example Sentences
- The lachrymose soap opera made my grandmother reach for tissues every episode.
- His lachrymose poetry about his ex-girlfriend was getting annoying to his friends.
- The lachrymose novel won several literary awards for its emotional depth.
lachrymose
ADJECTIVE//ˈlækrɪmoʊs//
given to weeping or causing tears; mournful
A lachrymose woman weeps while holding a cherished photograph
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The more verbose his writing, the more morose and lachrymose he becomes.
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Origin
From Latin lachrymosus, derived from lachrima meaning 'tear' or 'weeping,' combined with the suffix -osus meaning 'full of' or 'characterized by.' The word entered English through Latin and Old French influences.
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“The lachrymose soap opera made my grandmother reach for tissues every episode.”
“His lachrymose poetry about his ex-girlfriend was getting annoying to his friends.”
“The lachrymose novel won several literary awards for its emotional depth.”
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