Pathos is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PATHOS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a quality that arouses feelings of pity or compassion
• a quality that evokes pity or sadness
• power of arousing pity or sadness
• That quality or property of anything which touches the feelings or excites emotions and passions, esp., that which awakens tender emotions, such as pity, sorrow, and the like; contagious warmth of feeling, action, or expression; pathetic quality; as, the pathos of a picture, of a poem, or of a cry.
• a quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow)
• a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others
• a style that has the power to evoke feelings

Words related to PATHOS

pathoses13

Words that contain PATHOS

pathoses13 spathose13 felspathose19 feldspathose21

How to use PATHOS in a sentence

• And then I am bound to say that she astonished me, for she handed me back the ring with a certain suggestion of old-fashioned grace which was not without its pathos.
• His eyes appealed with dumb pathos to the group on the bank.
• He was not an old man, but there was almost a patriarchal pathos in his expression as he sauntered along in the sunshine towards the shore.
• The humor, wit, piety, and pathos of every age abound in the written stories of its people and children.
• Chapter 1 is full of pathos and religious feeling and is closely parallel in thought to such psalms as 42 and 137.
• Before her eyes the seasons changed, all grim, but one by the very pathos of brevity sad.
• Mr Montmorency, House-Agent, presented a picture of pathos.
• But always a great part of the fascination lay in the quick changes from grave to gay, from pathos to mockery, from philosophy to fun.
• The silent pathos of that sleeping face cried to him.
• His representation of the person of Jesus was not formal and conventional, but fresh in expression and feeling, and full of touching pathos and sentiment.
• There was a pathos in the thought that found his inner conscience through the mania that possessed him.
• Through all these studies runs a quaint vein of humor, relieving the pathos of the situations.
• I have often stood at the back and listened to a splendid burst of song, which to me had an added charm from the deep unconscious pathos of it all.
• Its pathos would have been irresistible to any man, even if he had never loved her.
• Dunbar wrote both in classic English and in the dialect that voiced the humor and the pathos of the life of those for whom he spoke.
• We tried to be cheerful, but there was a pathos about the affair that touched us.
• At such times, his great voice softened into a pathos that none could resist, and swept the chords of sympathy with resistless power.
• He may, in the prime of his strength, have spoken with more energy, but never with so much pathos and grandeur.
• The combined effect of music and sculpture thus united in their deep pathos was such that I could have sat down and wept.
• I could do a lot more of the same sort, but I charge extra for pathos.
• He told me the tale long after, and the pathos of it, in all its hideous detail, was piteous.
• The best humorous and witty talent of England has found a vent in its pages, and sometimes its pathos has been productive of reform.
• A pathos so unusually compounded as that which attached to this hour was unlikely to repeat itself for years, if ever, and Jude would have paused, and meditated, and conversed.
• Let us try a piece of domestic pathos by another hand.
• Van Rooy has a noble voice, admirably suited to Wotan, and he both sings and acts the part with a majesty and pathos beyond anything dreamed of by any other Wotan I have heard.

Similar words containing PATHO without suffix s

pathogen14 pathoses13 spathose13 pathogene15 pathogens15 pathogeny18 pathology18 pathogenes16 pathogenic18 pathognomy21 pathologic18 felspathoid20 felspathose19 pathogenies17 pathogenous17 pathography25 pathologies17 pathologise17 pathologist17 pathologize26 pathophobia23 feldspathoid22 feldspathose21 felspathoids21 pathobiology23 pathogeneses18 pathogenesis18 pathogenetic20 pathognomies20 pathological20 pathologised19 pathologises18 pathologists18 pathologized28 pathologizes27 pathophobias24 zoopathology30 cytopathology27 feldspathoids23 nonpathogenic21 pathogenicity24 pathognomonic23 pathographies24 pathologising20 pathologizing29 phytopathogen27 sympatholytic28 cytopathogenic27 histopathology26 neuropathology23 paleopathology25 pathobiologies22 pathologically25 phytopathogens28 phytopathology31 sympatholytics29 zoopathologies29 cytopathologies26 histopathologic26 immunopathology28 neuropathologic23 palaeopathology26 pathogenicities23 pathophysiology32 physiopathology32 phytopathogenic31 psychopathology34 sympathomimetic31 cytopathologist26 neuropathologis21 physiopathologi29 enteropathogeni21 clinicopatholog25 parasympathomim31 paleopathologis23 pathophysiologi29 psychopathologi31 histopathologie24 paleopathologie23 histopathologis24 immunopathologi25 cytopathogenici28 neuropathologie21 phytopathologie29 phytopathologic31 paleopathologic25 paleopathologist24 histopathologies25 immunopathologic28 neuropathologies22 neuropathologist22 phytopathologies30 histopathologist25 psychopathologic34 physiopathologic32 sympathomimetics32 pathophysiologic32 enteropathogenic24 paleopathologies24 immunopathologies27 Show more ...

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