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mel·an·cho·lia
\ˌmelənˈkōlēə, -lyə\ noun
(plural melancholi·as \-ēəz, -yəz\ ; also melancholi·ae \-ōlēˌē, -ōlēˌī\)
Etymology: New Latin, from Late Latin, melancholy — more at melancholy
: a disordered mental condition characterized by extreme depression of spirits, bodily complaints, and often hallucinations and delusions; specifically : a manic-depressive psychosis
Synonyms: see sadness |