lachrymose (Meaning)

Wordnet

lachrymose (s)

showing sorrow

Webster

Generating or shedding tears; given to shedding tears; suffused with tears; tearful.

The main character's lachrymose demeanor was a constant source of misery for those around him.
The lachrymose sky mirrored the sadness in her heart.
The poet's lachrymose verses reflected his own emotional turmoil.
The lachrymose tone of the music moved the audience to tears.
The lachrymose film's themes of loss and grief resonated with audiences.
The lachrymose novel's portrayal of heartbreak was both moving and cathartic.
The lachrymose ballad's mournful melody lingered in the air long after the music had stopped.
The lachrymose painting's depiction of grief was so powerful that it took visitors' breaths away.
The lachrymose statue's tears seemed to flow forever, a constant reminder of the sorrows of the world.
The lachrymose play's tragic ending left the audience feeling both devastated and uplifted.

showing sorrowGenerating or shedding tears; given to shedding tears; suffused with tears; tearful.

emotional, sentimental, teary, weeping, sobbing, sad, crying, weepy, tearful, mawkish

smiling, laughing, smiling, laughing, beaming, beaming, grinning, grinning, jocose, cheerful

The main character's lachrymose demeanor was a constant source of misery for those around him.

The lachrymose sky mirrored the sadness in her heart.

The poet's lachrymose verses reflected his own emotional turmoil.

The lachrymose tone of the music moved the audience to tears.