dolor Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
Weak:
- torment
- forlornness
- sorriness
- dolefulness
- downheartedness
- blue-devils
- gloominess
- melancholia
- despondence
- glumness
- unhappiness
- gloom
- depression
- mopes
- dejection
- wretchedness
- doldrums
- despondency
- shame
- despair
- self-reproach
- oppression
- heartsickness
- regret
- blues
- dumps
- desolateness
- joylessness
- affliction
- desolation
- dreariness
- rue
- miserableness
- contrition
- remorse
Strongest:
- joyfulness
- felicity
- mirth
- cheerfulness
- blessedness
- jubilation
- jubilation
- cheeriness
- bliss
- happiness
- cheeriness
- joyfulness
- cheer
- glee
- happiness
- joy
- joyousness
- ecstasy
- delight
- joy
- euphoria
- ecstasy
- elation
- joyousness
- elation
- rapture
- exhilaration
- exhilaration
- exultation
- blessedness
- gladness
- cheer
- delight
- pleasure
- rapture
- cheerfulness
- gladness
- exultation
- gayety
- glee
- bliss
- gayety
- exuberance
- exuberance
- pleasure
- mirth
- euphoria
- felicity
Strong:
- contentment
- content
- rapturousness
- mirthfulness
- elatedness
- blissfulness
- gayness
- rapturousness
- merriment
- gaiety
- jollity
- enjoyment
- gaiety
- hopefulness
- lightheartedness
- joviality
- gladsomeness
- contentment
- gayness
- merriment
- merrymaking
- merrymaking
- joviality
- humor
- gleefulness
- elatedness
- optimism
- enjoyment
- humor
- content
- jollity
- lightheartedness
- mirthfulness
- hopefulness
- optimism
- blissfulness
- gleefulness
- gladsomeness
Weak:
dolor Meaning
Wordnet
dolor (n)
(poetry) painful grief
Webster
dolor (n.)
Pain; grief; distress; anguish.
dolor Sentence Examples
- The sharp dolor pierced my heart.
- The toothache caused him unbearable dolor.
- She tried to hide her dolor, but it was evident in her eyes.
- The loss of his job sent him into a deep dolor.
- The doctor prescribed some medication to relieve the dolor.
- The soldier fought bravely despite the dolor of his wounds.
- She comforted her friend who was in great dolor over her mother's death.
- The poor man's face was etched with lines of dolor.
- The news of the accident filled me with dolor.
- The mother felt a pang of dolor when she saw her child crying.
FAQs About the word dolor
(poetry) painful griefPain; grief; distress; anguish.
grief, anguish,sorrow,agony, sorrowfulness, melancholy, distress, suffering, heartache, pain
joyfulness, felicity, mirth, cheerfulness, blessedness, jubilation, jubilation, cheeriness, bliss, happiness
The sharp dolor pierced my heart.
The toothache caused him unbearable dolor.
She tried to hide her dolor, but it was evident in her eyes.
The loss of his job sent him into a deep dolor.
