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elegy

[el-i-jee] / ˈɛl ɪ dʒi /


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Bi is far more invested in that latter revolution and consequently, “Resurrection” can be seen as an elegy for a medium whose cultural relevance has somewhat slipped.

From Los Angeles Times

If you do so while laying off workers and depleting the offerings at the cinema, well, that Tudum sound can be a herald, or it can be an elegy.

From Los Angeles Times

The version here, offered in elegy, is slow but not somber, gripping but also soft-edged.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Bread of Angels” is also an elegy, not just for lost loved ones but for times, places and even physical things.

From Salon

"She was at death's door, and she knew I could write, so she asked me to write her an elegy if the worst came to the worst."

From BBC