Noun:

சோகரசம், கருணாரசம்,

pathos's Usage Examples:

Nurse Chapel spends the original Star Trek suffering an unrequited crush on Spock, which is played mainly for pathos, although some laughs are had.

The letters become scarcer and scarcer with the decay of his faculties; at last, in 1740, comes one to his kind niece, Mrs Whiteway, of heartrending pathos: "I have been very miserable all night, and to-day extremely deaf and full of pain.

On the one hand, they produce a theatrically enthralling combination of brilliant farce and deep pathos.

His remarkable oratorical talents, rich humour, genuine pathos and inimitable power of story-telling, enabled him to do good service to the total abstinence movement.

His speech about saving the narwhal tugged at my heart-strings and was a perfect example of pathos.

1272), who, with his wit and pathos, imagination and insight, drew huge crowds all over Germany, as in homeliest vernacular he denounced sin with all the severity of a John the Baptist; and Francis Bonaventura, the schoolman and mystic, who wrote a little book on The Art of Preaching.

The dramatic performance was rich in sad pathos and left the audience with teary eyes.

When she is telling a child's story, or one with pathos in it, her voice runs into pretty slurs from one tone to another.

And in these three works of fiction there are not only humour and pathos, character and truth, there is also the largeness of outlook on life such as we find only in the works of the masters.

The cast fires on all cylinders and is aided by a fine witty script which crackles with pathos.

Synonyms:

poignancy, quality,

Antonyms:

rightness, mercilessness, unconcern,