Melancholies [adjective]
Definition of Melancholies:
depressed, sad
Synonyms of Melancholies:
● Pensive
● Somber
● Gloomy
● Wistful
● Trite
● Mournful
● Sorrowful
● Grim
● Blue
● Downbeat
● Downcast
● Down
● Low
● Moody
● Dejected
● Despondent
● Destroyed
● Disconsolate
● Dismal
● Dispirited
● Doleful
● Dolorous
● Down in the mouth
● Downhearted
● Droopy
● Funereal
● Glum
● Heavyhearted
● Joyless
● Lachrymose
● Low-spirited
● Lugubrious
● Miserable
● Sorry
● Unhappy
● Wet blanket
● Woebegone
● Woeful
● Moony
● Down and out
● Down in the dumps
● Dragged
● In blue funk
● Mirthless
● Saddened
● Saddening
● Torn up
Opposite/Antonyms of Melancholies:
● Above
● Heartened
● Decent
● Gay
● Sunny
● Bright
● Happy
● Joyful
● Cheerful
Sentence/Example of Melancholies:
If he be proved culpable in this most melancholy business, and, alas!
She pitied herself,—that lowest ebb of melancholy self-consciousness.
"Trouble him not," murmured the melancholy man, with gentleness.
If the boys had not appeared we might now be weeping in a melancholy row.
And that was to Andrew the most melancholy sound in the world.
To these questions a mental echo answered with a melancholy negative.
"Yes," he said; and looked at Stineli with a most melancholy expression.
In such a diversity it was impossible I should be disposed to melancholy.
He was leaning towards Jane, regarding her with melancholy tenderness.
Vivian felt every moment his disgust and his melancholy increase.