Definition of poignantly in English:

poignantly

adverb ˈpɔɪnjəntliˈpɔɪnjəntli

In a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret.
the experiences of the war are poignantly described
the girl's fate poignantly recalled his own dark childhood
Example sentencesExamples
- The truncation of each episode resounds poignantly, leaving us stranded in atonement with moral handgrips denied.
- He poignantly answers, "I don't want your help."
- His film of the gallery poignantly documents how out of place human beings can be in Mies' architecture.
- The strings sigh, and the woodwinds are poignantly beautiful.
- The theme of the two-part survey was, poignantly, the derealization induced by contemporary media overload.
- Even the painting's nominal portrait subject, the artist's son clutching a favorite doll, slips rather poignantly out of focus.
- Poignantly, the decline of Marion's own health throughout the 1950s saw the children, in turn, mind Marion.
- The dignity of male grief is poignantly explored by alternating outbursts of frustration with consoling movements of group solidarity.
- The close-ups of the girls' faces poignantly captured their emotions in ways words never could.
- A beautiful, poignantly awkward black began to emerge, foreshadowing his coming figurative work.

Definition of poignantly in US English:

poignantly

adverbˈpoinyəntlēˈpɔɪnjəntli

In a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret.
the experiences of the war are poignantly described
the girl's fate poignantly recalled his own dark childhood
Example sentencesExamples
- The close-ups of the girls' faces poignantly captured their emotions in ways words never could.
- Even the painting's nominal portrait subject, the artist's son clutching a favorite doll, slips rather poignantly out of focus.
- Poignantly, the decline of Marion's own health throughout the 1950s saw the children, in turn, mind Marion.
- His film of the gallery poignantly documents how out of place human beings can be in Mies' architecture.
- The theme of the two-part survey was, poignantly, the derealization induced by contemporary media overload.
- The dignity of male grief is poignantly explored by alternating outbursts of frustration with consoling movements of group solidarity.
- The strings sigh, and the woodwinds are poignantly beautiful.
- The truncation of each episode resounds poignantly, leaving us stranded in atonement with moral handgrips denied.
- He poignantly answers, "I don't want your help."
- A beautiful, poignantly awkward black began to emerge, foreshadowing his coming figurative work.

单词	poignantly
释义	Definition of poignantly in English: poignantly adverb ˈpɔɪnjəntliˈpɔɪnjəntli In a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret. the experiences of the war are poignantly described the girl's fate poignantly recalled his own dark childhood Example sentencesExamples The truncation of each episode resounds poignantly, leaving us stranded in atonement with moral handgrips denied. He poignantly answers, "I don't want your help." His film of the gallery poignantly documents how out of place human beings can be in Mies' architecture. The strings sigh, and the woodwinds are poignantly beautiful. The theme of the two-part survey was, poignantly, the derealization induced by contemporary media overload. Even the painting's nominal portrait subject, the artist's son clutching a favorite doll, slips rather poignantly out of focus. Poignantly, the decline of Marion's own health throughout the 1950s saw the children, in turn, mind Marion. The dignity of male grief is poignantly explored by alternating outbursts of frustration with consoling movements of group solidarity. The close-ups of the girls' faces poignantly captured their emotions in ways words never could. A beautiful, poignantly awkward black began to emerge, foreshadowing his coming figurative work. Definition of poignantly in US English: poignantly adverbˈpoinyəntlēˈpɔɪnjəntli In a way that evokes a keen sense of sadness or regret. the experiences of the war are poignantly described the girl's fate poignantly recalled his own dark childhood Example sentencesExamples The close-ups of the girls' faces poignantly captured their emotions in ways words never could. Even the painting's nominal portrait subject, the artist's son clutching a favorite doll, slips rather poignantly out of focus. Poignantly, the decline of Marion's own health throughout the 1950s saw the children, in turn, mind Marion. His film of the gallery poignantly documents how out of place human beings can be in Mies' architecture. The theme of the two-part survey was, poignantly, the derealization induced by contemporary media overload. The dignity of male grief is poignantly explored by alternating outbursts of frustration with consoling movements of group solidarity. The strings sigh, and the woodwinds are poignantly beautiful. The truncation of each episode resounds poignantly, leaving us stranded in atonement with moral handgrips denied. He poignantly answers, "I don't want your help." A beautiful, poignantly awkward black began to emerge, foreshadowing his coming figurative work.
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