dolorously Antonyms
Strongest:
- happily
- gladly
- joyously
- gleefully
- gaily
- cheerfully
- joyfully
- merrily
- delightedly
- blissfully
- gayly
- cheerily
Strong:
- casually
- easily
- indifferently
- sunnily
- stoically
- nonchalantly
- unconcernedly
- rejoicingly
- mirthfully
- blithely
- lightheartedly
- dispassionately
- lightly
- favorably
- impassively
- calmly
- well
- good-naturedly
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- lugubriously
- resentfully
- unhappily
- wailfully
- regretfully
- severely
- ruefully
- hardly
- wretchedly
- inconsolably
- sharply
- grievously
- harshly
- agonizingly
- woefully
- plaintively
- sorely
- hard
- dolefully
Weak:
- disconsolately
- dejectedly
- keenly
- rancorously
- gloomily
- somberly
- acutely
- downheartedly
- dismally
- cheerlessly
- darkly
- morosely
- abjectly
- glumly
- crestfallenly
- joylessly
- piercingly
- forlornly
- low-spiritedly
- blackly
- pessimistically
- sullenly
- mirthlessly
- dispiritedly
- ill
- drearily
- hurtfully
- distressingly
- cruelly
- distressfully
- dourly
- despondently
- miserably
- poignantly
- despairingly
Meaning of dolorously
dolorously
causing, marked by, or expressing misery or grief, causing, marked by, or expressing sorrow, causing, marked by, or expressive of misery or grief, causing, characterized by, or affected with physical pain
dolorously Sentence Examples
- The wound dolorously throbbed, sending waves of agony through her body.
- The news of her father's passing filled her with a dolorously profound grief.
- She lay in bed, her body wracked by dolorously persistent headaches.
- His words cut her deeply, leaving a dolorously stinging wound on her heart.
- The memory of their lost child dolorously haunted her dreams.
- The elderly woman's aching joints creaked dolorously as she struggled to move.
- The injured soldier's cries of pain echoed dolorously through the battlefield.
- She yearned for the love she had lost, but its absence created a dolorously hollow void in her life.
- The lost opportunity gnawed at her mind, causing her dolorously sleepless nights.
- The counselor offered words of comfort, but her heart remained dolorously heavy.
FAQs About the word dolorously
causing, marked by, or expressing misery or grief, causing, marked by, or expressing sorrow, causing, marked by, or expressive of misery or grief, causing, char
sadly, bitterly,sorrowfully, mournfully, painfully,lugubriously, resentfully, unhappily, wailfully, regretfully
happily, gladly, joyously, gleefully, gaily, cheerfully,joyfully, merrily, delightedly, blissfully
The wound dolorously throbbed, sending waves of agony through her body.
The news of her father's passing filled her with a dolorously profound grief.
She lay in bed, her body wracked by dolorously persistent headaches.
His words cut her deeply, leaving a dolorously stinging wound on her heart.
