એક વિલાપ રચના,

elegize's Usage Examples:

Syro-American school of writers, especially Gibran Khalil Gibran, whom he later elegized in a memorable piece of literature.

In the poems "In Memory of Arthur Winslow" and "Mary Winslow," Lowell elegizes his deceased maternal grandparents, both of whom he would later write about.

He persistently elegizes the changing value system that he finds alien and disconcerting.

The encounter was elegized by a number of poets throughout Persia.

poets, including Jarir, al-Farazdaq and al-Ra"i, in his entourage and was elegized in many panegyrics.

disappointment, despite Peckinpah"s track record and his proven ability to elegize the West.

Roger Ebert, writing for the Chicago Sun-Times, gave the film two stars out of four and called it a flat-out disappointment, despite Peckinpah's track record and his proven ability to elegize the West.

personal recreation of an alternative sociocultural world whose demise he elegizes.

spiritual mumbo-jumbo, a little number designed to charm or placate or simply elegize reality – the reality of life slipping away, of the dissolving process.

The chrysanthemum was elegized the poet Tao Yuanming, who surrounded his hermit"s hut with the flower.

for instance, used a lesser-known traditional form, the mosammat, to elegize the execution of a revolutionary journalist.

" When his wife, Jean, died of cancer in 1991, Lochhead elegized her in the collections Black Festival (1991) and Homage to Henry Alline.