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Often used in the same context:
elegiac,
ode,
evocation,
coda,
requiem,
paean,
threnody,
melancholy,
dirge,
rumination,
poem,
reverie,
reminiscence,
ballad,
lyricism,
epilogue,
masterwork,
epitaph,
poignancy,
prose poem,
epigraph,
lamentation,
liebestod,
nocturnes,
lullaby,
songlike,
valediction,
balladry,
haunting,
symphonic poem,
cri de coeur,
pathos,
ford madox ford,
postlude,
lyric,
theodore dreiser,
melancholia,
poetics,
euphony,
de profundis,
frederick delius,
percy bysshe shelley,
andantino,
melody,
keening,
piano sonata,
memento mori,
poet,
poeticism,
apologia,
pastorale,
fugue,
lilting,
romanticism,
eulogy,
catharsis,
panegyric,
fantasia,
sonnet,
rorem,
denise levertov,
nostalgist,
allegory,
passacaglia,
wistfulness,
poetry,
plaintiveness,
lament,
poetical,
appassionata,
hymn,
doggerel,
opus,
appassionato,
arioso,
maudlin,
danse macabre,
narrator,
poesy,
tearjerker,
presentiment,
chaconne,
ditties,
adagios,
desolation,
sara teasdale,
pastiche,
ballades,
poignance,
peroration,
quietude,
hovhaness,
accelerando,
lovesong,
interlude,
abjection,
humoresque,
billy strayhorn,
wordsworthian,
berceuse,
epigram,
leroi jones,
elegies,
verse,
aria,
sonata,
idyl,
lyrics,
novella,
song,
epic,
haiku,
opera,
stanza
Appears in the definition of:
elegiac,
elegise,
elegize,
gray,
thomas gray
More general:
poem,
verse form
Synonyms:
lament
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— Adjectives for elegy:
pastoral,
latin,
first,
famous,
roman,
beautiful,
long,
funeral,
erotic,
second,
greek,
more...
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