Melancholia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MELANCHOLIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a state of melancholy
• severe depression
• a feeling of deep sadness; melancholy
• A kind of mental unsoundness characterized by extreme depression of spirits, ill-grounded fears, delusions, and brooding over one particular subject or train of ideas.
• extreme depression characterized by tearful sadness and irrational fears
• depression
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a mental condition and especially a manic-depressive condition characterized by extreme depression, bodily complaints, and often hallucinations and delusions

Words related to MELANCHOLIA

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Words that contain MELANCHOLIA

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How to use MELANCHOLIA in a sentence

• The truth was that she had given signs of melancholia ever since the death of Antonin.
• He suffered acutely at times from what is now called the melancholia of adolescence.
• They had taken him off of a French boat coming from Naples, crushed with silent melancholia.
• My father, who loved her more than his life, became affected with melancholia.
• Bruno always seemed to understand when I had an attack of melancholia, and he would watch my every movement.
• After a time his fierceness gave way to melancholia.
• He had begun life in a comfortable position, he was a man of fair education, and he suffered, for weeks at a stretch, from melancholia and insomnia.
• He passed through one of those terrific crises of melancholia which at long intervals threatened his reason.
• Meanwhile Schumann had sunk into another awesome abyss of melancholia.
• As early as 1833, the ferocious onslaughts of melancholia had affected him at long intervals.
• In 1846, and again in the summer of 1847, he suffered a violent melancholia.
• We get the extreme example of this in the mental disease called melancholia.
• In a little more than a year Old Man Bright fell into a settled melancholia from which his millions never helped him to the very day of his death a little more than a year later.
• That night the melancholia was heavy as a nightmare, without the partial unconsciousness of sleep.
• The dozen beasts tried in two months, if placed in a row, would cure the worst case of melancholia.
• The melancholia, which religion had more or less restrained and comforted during a troubled lifetime, became on this tragic night a wild-beast impulse that must have its prey.
• After his novitiate he suffered from severe attacks of melancholia.
• Crichton Browne, that nothing is more characteristic of simple melancholia, even in the male sex, than a tendency to weep on the slightest occasions, or from no cause.
• You may or may not be aware that what you are pleased to call the blues, or moods, are, in your case, nothing more or less than melancholia.
• When they are at their worst they are the form known as melancholia attonita.
• Toothache and sea-sickness, birth-pangs and melancholia are not useful ills.
• Tarpion, which alone will relieve the melancholia! For Robert Chalmers finds that the weather still gives him a turn.
• Saxe, like other humourists, suffered from melancholia at the last.

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