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    lachrymose
    /ˈlakrɪməʊs/

    adjective

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  2. Lachrymose means sad or likely to cry often and easily. It is a literary adjective that can describe ballads, voices, or films. See synonyms, pronunciation, and translations of lachrymose.

  3. Lachrymose means tearful or mournful, or tending to cause tears. It comes from the Latin word lacrima, meaning "tear". See synonyms, examples, word history and more.

  4. Lachrymose means tearful, mournful, or suggestive of tears. It comes from Latin lacrimōsus, meaning "tearful". See how to use this word in sentences and related terms.

  5. Lachrymose means someone who cries very easily and often, or something that causes tears or sadness. Learn more about its synonyms, pronunciation, origin and examples of usage.

  6. Lachrymose is not a word used much in everyday speech; you wouldn't say, for example, "I feel a bit lachrymose today." No, you'd probably say, "I feel a bit weepy today." Lachrymose is generally confined to use as a written critical term, often meaning much the same as sentimental.

  7. Lachrymose means tearful, weeping, or sad. Find the origin, pronunciation, and translations of lachrymose in English and other languages.

  8. Lachrymose means tending to cry easily or making you cry. It is a formal word that can describe a person or a situation. See how to use it in sentences and find synonyms and word origin.