melancholily (Meaning)
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melancholily (adv.)
In a melancholy manner.
Synonyms & Antonyms of melancholily
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melancholily Sentence Examples
- The melancholic gaze of the old man painted a forlorn picture of a life unfulfilled.
- The rain fell melancholically, washing away the remnants of the day's joy.
- The melody of the violin carried a melancholic undertone, stirring up bittersweet memories.
- The abandoned house stood melancholically, its windows boarded up and steeped in forgotten dreams.
- She stared out the window, her eyes filled with melancholic longing for what could never be.
- The aroma of freshly cut grass evoked a melancholic sigh, reminding her of childhood summers long gone.
- The sight of the withered rose petals scattered across the floor filled her with melancholic regret.
- The old photographs on the mantelpiece evoked a wave of melancholic nostalgia.
- The autumn leaves danced melancholically in the breeze, a symbol of the passing of time.
- The sound of the sea crashing against the shore was melancholically soothing, reminding her of the vastness and tranquility of the natural world.
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In a melancholy manner.
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The melancholic gaze of the old man painted a forlorn picture of a life unfulfilled.
The rain fell melancholically, washing away the remnants of the day's joy.
The melody of the violin carried a melancholic undertone, stirring up bittersweet memories.
The abandoned house stood melancholically, its windows boarded up and steeped in forgotten dreams.
