atrabilarian (Meaning)

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atrabilarian (a.)

Alt. of Atrabilarious

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A person much given to melancholy; a hypochondriac.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The atrabilarian mood of the melancholic poet permeated his writing, casting a dark shadow over his words.
The old man's atrabilarian nature made him distrustful and irritable, driving away those who cared for him.
The atrabilarian humor imbalance caused his complexion to turn sallow and his temperament bitter.
The atrabilarian humors were believed to be the source of the melancholic personality type, characterized by sadness and pessimism.
The atrabilarian disposition of the tyrant made him cruel and oppressive, fostering fear and resentment among his subjects.
The atrabilarian qualities of the bile were thought to contribute to disorders of the mind, such as mania and melancholia.
The atrabilarian temperament of the misanthrope led him to avoid all human contact, finding solace only in his solitary pursuits.
The atrabilarian character of the ascetic made him deny himself all earthly pleasures, seeking purity and transcendence through pain and self-denial.
The atrabilarian nature of the satirist allowed him to relentlessly mock and criticize the human condition, exposing its flaws and absurdities.
The atrabilarian disposition of the philosopher inclined him towards introspection and contemplation, leading him to question the nature of existence and the meaning of life.

Alt. of Atrabilarious, A person much given to melancholy; a hypochondriac.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The atrabilarian mood of the melancholic poet permeated his writing, casting a dark shadow over his words.

The old man's atrabilarian nature made him distrustful and irritable, driving away those who cared for him.

The atrabilarian humor imbalance caused his complexion to turn sallow and his temperament bitter.

The atrabilarian humors were believed to be the source of the melancholic personality type, characterized by sadness and pessimism.