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- Dictionarytearful/ˈtɪəf(ʊ)l/
adjective
- 1. crying or inclined to cry: "a tearful infant" Similar Opposite
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1 day ago · print. Depression crying is something that is all too familiar for many people living with major depression. Crying so often can be so frustrating that it brings people to (more) tears. Living with this often-debilitating mood disorder can also cause emotional upset and upheaval.
23 hours ago · Crowded House - When You Come. 'When You Come' didn't make much of a dent in the charts after its 1988 release, featuring on Crowded House's second album, Temple Of Low Men. But it has resonated with fans as the years have gone by, and has even made more sense to Neil Finn himself. "That was the first time I was conscious of a real stream-of ...
2 days ago · The vidai (or bidaai) ceremony is one of the most emotional moments in Indian weddings. It marks the bride's farewell to her family as she embarks on a new life with her husband, filled with love ...
1 day ago · Life is just a constant swing of those tearful, rage-inducing moments. Where the day is boiled down to trying and failing to upload a picture of some onions to something nobody in their right mind would read. The trivialities of life and work, their lacking purpose yet infuriating experience, are defined by the waves we ride.
23 hours ago · The end of Chevron deference is “an anti-regulation ruling by the court,” Alben says. Less regulation may give investors more choice in what kinds of investments they can buy — but it also may leave investors more vulnerable to losing their money on potentially fraudulent or otherwise inadvisable investments.
4 days ago · Tearful Vekic struggles to see any positives in epic defeat by Paolini. Tennis - Wimbledon - All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, London, Britain - July 11, 2024 Croatia's Donna Vekic reacts...
5 days ago · Defined by the leader as a journey of discovery, the program opens with “Cantos del Ocells”, a traditional Catalan lullaby popularized by Joan Baez in the ‘60s. Taking on the shape of a tearful, spacious ballad, the piece is texturized with breathable piano atmospherics, a serene bass foundation, and unobtrusive percussion, with pragmatic saxophone considerations hovering atop.
