Poignantly is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for POIGNANTLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a poignant manner.
ADVERB:
• POIGNANT, emotionally distressing, also POYNANT
• in a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret
• in a poignant or touching manner
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• pungently pervasive

Words related to POIGNANTLY

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How to use POIGNANTLY in a sentence

• If you had as few pleasant things as I to remember, you also might understand how poignantly I regret it, even though I know it is for the best.
• The train, beginning to slacken, brought the sense of it once more poignantly to mind.
• His right, holding the weapon, was behind the prince, as the latter poignantly realized.
• And so poignantly did he remember, that he became wide awake, and many pictures, beginning, with the girl babe, burned their torment in his brain.
• The frame of the sufferer was bent, upheld by a cane, one hand poignantly resting on his back.
• When half the distance to the haven of the stable had been covered it betrayed symptoms of some obscure distress, coughing poignantly.
• These citizens of the captured soil of France knew bitterness of invasion more poignantly than those who hid in cellars under shell-fire.
• It seemed to her a very long time later that she found herself lying exhausted against the sofa-cushions, feeling his arm still about her and poignantly conscious of his touch.
• The situations seemed to me to be poignantly beautiful, especially that in which La Valliere and Montespan and the Queen found themselves together.
• She began poignantly to regret that she had not insisted on seeing him again that morning.
• The memory that had affected her so poignantly had slipped like a dim cloud below his horizon.
• I am poignantly aware of its grave responsibilities.
• Day by day he had put on a bold face, because he had long since learned how poignantly miserable his own misery could make her.
• They had so cruelly forsaken him, and here he was so poignantly unfamiliar and helpless.
• Julian Bayne became poignantly mindful of precaution.
• Tonight the thrill and promise of life seemed more poignantly sweet than ever before.
• Ay, here, in the palm of his hand! The reflection stabbed Blondel so poignantly, the sense of his folly went so deep, he groaned aloud.
• The love scenes at the last were poignantly real, but they passed before his eyes unnoticed.
• That girl Gracie, lingering on in the hospital ward, had brought the real Peter Champneys poignantly close to his trustee.
• The apprehension, too, which was afterwards fatally realized, that many of us should never meet again, was calculated to embitter my leave-taking, even more poignantly.
• At present the likeness between them alternately bewildered her or hurt her poignantly.
• She said little, but everything she did say, she most poignantly meant.
• He knew that what he was doing was foolish, that he would poignantly regret it, but he never wavered an instant in his intention.
• The mortification of not finding herself appreciated by her husband was poignantly increased, during the last years of his life, by finding another offensively preferred to her.
• Sir Lucius listened with rising indignation, as the story poignantly recalled to him his bitter experience with the Munich Jew.
• The scent of strange blossoms affects me poignantly.
• Never had the young man seen before anybody whose charm went so poignantly to the root of his emotions.

Similar words containing POIGNANT without suffix ly

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