Examples of using Melancholy in English and their translations into Thai
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It symbolizes trust, loyalty, reliability. Negative associations- suspicion and melancholy.
Grete, come into us for a moment," said Mrs. Samsa with a melancholy smile, and.
Regulating nervous system and metabolism, effectively limiting melancholy mood;
There is still melancholy loneliness.
Turn from their office to black funeral: Our instruments to melancholy bells;
Domineer become man ran minami spreads feet around melancholy scenes.
All that russian melancholy. it's just.
When discouraged, in times of unbearable melancholy, prayers contribute to the icon of Odigitria.
Brown color does not cause melancholy at all, if you wear it correctly and correctly combine it with other colors.
In addition, it is necessary to distinguish between depressive moods or a banal melancholy that fits within the limits of normality, from real depression.
Despondency and melancholy can be overcome on their own, and the depressed state needs professional correction.
Although this medicinal plant has properties to relax anxiety, sleep and keep melancholy away, its use is not advised in case of suffering a state of depression.
Constantly being in fear weakens the person psychologically, which leads to despondency and melancholy.
All this negatively affects the mood, as a result of which a person begins to overcome melancholy.
Applied in health product field, it is widely used to enhance immunity and resist melancholy.
If you have never felt melancholy, you have missed out on part of what it means to be human.
In his masterpiece"The Anatomy of Melancholy," Burton wrote,"He that increaseth wisdom increaseth sorrow.
Despondency, spleen, fatigue, tearfulness, sad mood, melancholy- this is still an incomplete list of sensations overtaking women in spring.
Melancholy, defined as a mental illness, is felt as a special state of a person's general mood.
The word melancholy itself means gloomy despondency, melancholy, kruchinu, gloomy insanity, and is translated as black anger.