mournfulness

[US]/ˈmɔːnf(ə)lnes/
[UK]/ˈmɔːrnf(ə)lnes/

Translation

n.the quality or state of being mournful; sadness, grief, or sorrow

Phrases & Collocations

deep mournfulness

air of mournfulness

profound mournfulness

quiet mournfulness

overwhelming mournfulness

lingering mournfulness

sudden mournfulness

bitter mournfulness

soft mournfulness

yearning mournfulness

Example Sentences

the autumn leaves fell with a sense of mournfulness, signaling the end of another year.

her voice carried a deep mournfulness that touched everyone in the room.

the old mansion seemed to emanate an air of mournfulness, as if remembering lost souls.

there was a profound mournfulness in his eyes when he spoke of his homeland.

the funeral procession moved through the streets with quiet mournfulness and solemn respect.

she played the piano with such mournfulness that tears began to flow.

the abandoned church held an overwhelming sense of mournfulness and forgotten prayers.

his letter was filled with profound mournfulness, expressing grief for times gone by.

the winter landscape conveyed a lingering mournfulness, with stark branches against the gray sky.

the poet's verses were steeped in deep mournfulness and longing for lost love.

even in celebration, there was an underlying tone of mournfulness for those absent.

the veteran stood motionless, his face etched with quiet mournfulness and unspoken memories.

the empty playground held a gentle mournfulness, echoing children's laughter of bygone days.

a profound sense of mournfulness permeated the ancient cemetery at dusk.

her eyes reflected deep mournfulness as she stared at the faded photograph.

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