Poignancy Mnemonic
Explore definitions and mnemonics for poignancy.
poignancy
poignancy
Examples
- It truly has no meaning or poignancy.
- There are myriad moments of irony and poignancy.
- His death adds poignancy to the poem.
- I appreciate the poignancy of your comment there.
- The lightness of narrative style disguises an undercurrent of poignance.
- The longing embedded in the lyrics add to the poignancy of the piece.
- However, despite the poignancy of the stories, there is often a lot of humour.
- She imparted humour, suspense, and poignancy with great fluency.
- The child's view gives the book a very special charm and poignancy.
- His ballets reflect and celebrate life and love in all its poignancy.
a state of deeply felt distress or sorrow
noun
a quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow)
noun
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"Poke + Nancy. Nancy's story pokes your heart with a sad and touching force."
"Point + Nancy. Nancy feels the sharp point of sadness deeply."
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