Noun:

प्रोत्साहन, उत्तेजना, दया-रस, तरंग, उत्तेजक विचार, प्रेरणा, चिअर्स, उत्साह,

pathos's Usage Examples:

Pathos can be particularly powerful if used well, but most speeches do not solely rely on pathos.

considered it one of the three modes of persuasion alongside ethos and pathos.

The word comes from Greek πάθος pathos "suffering, disease" and γένεσις genesis "creation".

Moore, past master of creaky charm and pathos; 2) a show as generally oldfashioned, in a harmless way, as a 1910 mail-order play for amateurs; 3) the fact.

Barbara Scharres of the Chicago Reader said that Kaurismäki perfects his trademark formula of deadpan humor and arctic circle pathos in this brilliantly ironic 2002 comedy.

formalistic lens, played with credible pathos by all involved, belled with a quizzically unnerving score - despite the humor hampering the horror at times - Demon.

The narrative combination of action, pathos, humour and humility set against the huge casualties of the RAF in 1918 makes Winged Victory one of the classics of Great War literature.

Another feature of the pathosystem concept is that the parasitism is studied in terms of populations, at the higher levels and in ecologic aspects of the system.

cherish what little is left", taking him through the logic of pathos – ruefulness, to resignation, to sympathy.

"events that pan out like miniature plays, with love triangles (nay, love dodecahedrons) between toys, and some scenes with a real pathos behind them".

Mamet creates a subterranean world with its own nonliterate comic beat, life-and death struggles, pathos and even affection.

intense emotional pathos, it is Margaret, the captain"s old nurse, who cajoles the captain, who indeed has now been driven mad, into a straitjacket.

He writes with pathos and clearly detests all agreements between the Valencians and the Christians.

Synonyms:

poignancy, quality,

Antonyms:

rightness, mercilessness, unconcern,