单词 | poignant |
释义 | poi·gnant 1. a. archaic b. < a poignant perfume, soft and languorous — Kenneth Roberts > 2. a. (1) < poignant grief > < with a look of poignant regret on his face — Bram Stoker > (2) < the poignant spectacle of a little child without a home > < so many poignant memories — Havelock Ellis > b. (1) < his satire is particularly poignant — F.M.Godfrey > < poignant sarcasm — Benjamin Disraeli > (2) < are revealed with poignant clarity — Joseph Frank > (3) < a poignant paradox — J.T.Clark > < become both convincing and poignant to us — David Cecil > c. < the more poignant problems of human existence — M.R.Cohen > 3. obsolete 4. a. < a more poignant felicity than he had yet experienced — Nathaniel Hawthorne > < ecstasy too poignant to endure — Saturday Review > < this kind of day … had a more poignant loveliness — Jan Struther > b. < her illustrations were apposite and poignant — Charles Lamb > : apt, pointed < makes some brief but poignant observations — G.A.Panichas > Synonyms: see moving, pungent |
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