单词 | nostalgic |
释义 | nostalgic1 of 2adjective nos·tal·gic nä-ˈstal-jik nə-, also nȯ-, nō-; nə-ˈstäl- : feeling or inspiring nostalgia: such as a : longing for or thinking fondly of a past time or condition As we drove through the French countryside, I couldn't help being not just nostalgic, but wistful, about how simple wine was 25 years ago. Matt Kramer The protest mostly featured the usual suspects—anti-capitalists, environmentalists, union types chanting "Solidarity," and aging hippies nostalgic for their youth. Margaret Wente b : evocative of a longed-for past time or condition He loved good stories, especially nostalgic ones from his boyhood, and relished the telling. Peter Schworm He soon parlayed his nostalgic pictures into a business that would eventually include writing, antique collecting, museum operations, and reproduction-furniture making. David K. Leff nostalgically nä-ˈstal-ji-k(ə-)lē adverb nə- also nȯ- nō-; nə-ˈstäl- thinking nostalgically of the summers they spent together looking back nostalgically on happier times nostalgic 2 of 2noun plural nostalgics : someone who longs for a past time or condition : a person given to nostalgia There are nostalgics on both sides who felt better with a predictably snarling standoff than with the uncertain paths now opening. Flora Lewis Eventually it would become an empty shell, a refuge for nostalgics unable to accept the challenge facing all organizations in a changing world; adapt or perish. John L. H. Keep nostalgic adjectiveas in wistful showing or evoking a longing for an often idealized past Her grandfather was nostalgic about the 'good old days'. a nostalgic film about the 1960s Synonyms & Similar Words Relevance
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