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melancholic

[mel-uhn-kol-ik] / ˌmɛl ənˈkɒl ɪk /


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It resolves as something more melancholic, a game-like story built for contemplation.

From Los Angeles Times

The pair previously gave the melancholic ballad its live debut, performing it together during Fender's gig at the London Stadium - home of Dean's team West Ham United.

From BBC

And hitting all his elements perfectly to Chopin's haunting, melancholic "Nocturne No. 20" earned the young skater his season's best score of 85.65 points and a place in Friday's free skating final.

From Barron's

It's a folk-pop song telling a melancholic story of lost love.

From BBC

In “The Rest of Our Lives,” Tom is a modern melancholic, and some of the stops on his journey are to see people he wistfully associates with his youth.

From The Wall Street Journal