dolour in Chinese
dolour in Chinese is 丧 — dolour means deep sorrow, grief, or misery, used mainly in literary writing.
dolour in Chinese
丧
Pronounced: sāng
(chiefly, uncountable, literary) Anguish, grief, misery, or sorrow.
What does "dolour" mean?
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noun Deep sorrow, grief, or misery, used mainly in literary writing.
"The poem is heavy with dolour over a love that was lost."
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dolour in a sentence
- The poem is heavy with dolour over a love that was lost.
- Years of dolour had left lines on her face.
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What is "dolour" in Chinese?
"dolour" in Chinese is 丧. dolour means: Deep sorrow, grief, or misery, used mainly in literary writing.
How do you pronounce 丧?
"dolour" in Chinese is 丧, pronounced "sāng".
How do you use "dolour" in a sentence?
Example: "The poem is heavy with dolour over a love that was lost." In Chinese, "dolour" is 丧.
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