1. elegy

noun. ['ˈɛləˌdʒiː'] a mournful poem; a lament for the dead.

Rhymes with Elegy

• analogy
• anesthesiology
• anthology
• anthropology
• apology
• archaeology
• archeology
• astrogeology
• astrology
• bacteriology
• biology
• biotechnology
• cardiology
• chocolatology
• chronology
• cosmetology
• cosmology
• criminology
• cytology
• dendrochronology

How do you pronounce elegy?

Pronounce elegy as ˈɛləˌʤi.

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Sentences with elegy

1. Noun, singular or mass
In its most simple form, an elegy is a poem that mourns the loss of a person.

Quotes about elegy

1. Be With Me In The Phases Of My Work Because My Brain Feels Like It Has Been Whipped And I Yearn To Make A Small Perfect Thing Which Will Live In Your Morning Like Curious Static Through A President's Elegy Or A Nude Hunchback Acquiring A Tan On The Crowded Oily Beach.
- Leonard Cohen