Adjective:

ଦୁ Sad ଖ, ଉଦାସ,

melancholic's Usage Examples:

In no way do I mean to quibble with the title, God forbid; all I wish to say is that this admirable work is not only melancholic, but also much more.

funky beat to melancholic ballads with occasional pop and avant garde twinges.

His work often featured tortured, grimacing figures coupled with dark, melancholic themes.

dominated by the sound of acoustic guitar, and has predominantly love and melancholic themes.

he sometimes uses to yell such as in "Pose ton Gun"), Kool Shen has a funkier flow as well as witty and rather melancholic lyrics.

She's My Heroine There's quite a few melancholic songs on this album, like this one.

Melancholic depression, or depression with melancholic features, is a DSM-IV and DSM-5 subtype of clinical depression.

depression, unipolar endogenous depression, melancholic depression, retarded depression, agitated depression and neurotic depression all respond to moclobemide.

Before the Renaissance, melancholics were portrayed as embodying the vice of acedia, meaning spiritual sloth.

as single four months ahead of Arms) was "Bell X1 at their melancholic moodiest, but still optimistic and hopeful", while "I’ll Go Where You Go" was addressing.

petty land disputes and occasional melancholic sighs on the sweet memory of bygone days are the dominant theme of social gatherings.

achieves a kind of melancholic catharsis that"s as hopeful as it is heartrending.

Synonyms:

depressive, melancholiac,

Antonyms:

joyful, good, elation,