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lachrymose

[lak-ruh-mohs] / ˈlæk rəˌmoʊs /
ADJECTIVE
crying
Synonyms


Example Sentences

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In what should be a pivotal scene, “Hamnet” looks much more like a satire of lachrymose Oscar bait than a portrait of the real thing.

From Salon

And all of this is somehow glommed on to the lachrymose story of a grieving parent and a dying world.

From Washington Post

“He had this drawing that, without calling attention to itself, without being lachrymose, but with a set of Boothisms that the reader understood, just moved me. So that, I could do,” Remnick adds.

From Washington Post

Roberts’s lachrymose gay novel is nine years overdue in becoming a sensation here.

From New York Times

He has come out on the other side of two of the most painful, lachrymose years that any entrepreneur could imagine, with self-inflicted wounds and schadenfreude galore.

From New York Times