elegiacally

[el-i-jahy-uh-klee]

elegiacally Definition

in a manner expressing sorrow or lamentation, especially for something now past.

Using elegiacally: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "elegiacally" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She spoke elegiacally of her childhood home that had been demolished.

  • Example

    The poet wrote elegiacally about the loss of his friend.

  • Example

    The old man looked out at the sea, elegiacally remembering his youth.

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Summary: elegiacally in Brief

The adverb 'elegiacally' [el-i-jahy-uh-klee] describes something done in a manner expressing sorrow or lamentation, especially for something now past. It is often used to describe writing or speech that is nostalgic or mournful, as in 'The poet wrote elegiacally about the loss of his friend.'