The book is very poignant, because the mom loses her husband, daughter & son in a car accident.
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Poignant is an adjective. The noun forms are poignance or poignancy.
The likely word is the adjective poignant (evoking sadness or pity).
"POYN-yunt". The "gn" is pronounced like "nya" in French.
The Countess found the theme of the play to be poignant.
Serge Poignant was born in 1947.
Bernard Poignant was born in 1945.
Tagalog Translation of poignant: pagiging malungkot
The man made a very poignant speech about his deceased sister. It was a poignant reunion between the survivors and their families.
The word is spelled poignant and means emotionally moving, touching, or sad.
Sad typically refers to a feeling of sorrow or unhappiness, while poignant typically refers to something that evokes a strong sense of emotion, often a mixture of sadness and beauty. Something poignant can be sad, but not everything sad is necessarily poignant.
Puerto Rico's Poignant... Powerful... Incomparable... was created in 1969.
try POIGNANT Not POIGNANT, not really. I'm trying to think of a suitable word.
A poignant speech is one that is very sad. It can also mean that the speech gives the listeners the feeling of regret.
"Poignant" is an adjective. It is used to describe something that evokes a strong sense of pity, sadness, or emotion.
The book is very poignant, because the mom loses her husband, daughter & son in a car accident.