Definition for Dolor:

• Pain, one of the classical signs of inflammation.

Synonyms for Dolor:

• n.

  •adversity (noun)
  • blight,
  • burden,
  • hardship,
  • calamity,
  • trial,
  • bane,
  • adversity,
  • infliction,
  • misfortune,
  • destitution,
  • affliction,
  • disaster,
  • misadventure,
  • poorness,
  • catastrophe,
  • bad luck,
  • mishap,
  • difficulty,
  • woe,
  • rainy day,
  • peril,
  • casualty,
  • ordeal,
  • torment,
  • hard times,
  • poverty,
  • trouble,
  • hard luck,
  • contretemps,
  • curse.
  •anguish (noun)
  • hurtings.
  •depression (noun)
  • Melancholias,
  • woefulness,
  • lowness,
  • lugubriosity,
  • blahs,
  • dreariness,
  • melancholia,
  • Abjectness,
  • Disconsolation,
  • abjection,
  • bleakness,
  • the blues,
  • the blue,
  • cheerlessness,
  • unhappiness,
  • heaviness of heart,
  • dispiritedness,
  • gloominess.
  •distress (noun)
  • dis comforts,
  • dis-comfort,
  • dis quietude,
  • dis appointments,
  • dis quietudes,
  • dis tresses,
  • dis-appointment,
  • dis-quietude,
  • worriments,
  • dis-quietudes,
  • dis appointment,
  • dis comfort,
  • dis-appointments,
  • dis-tress,
  • dis-tresses,
  • dis-comforts,
  • dis tress,
  • head-ache,
  • unconsolabilities.
  •dolor (noun)
  • dolour.
  •feeling (noun)
  • dolor.
  •gloom (noun)
  • disconsolatenesses,
  • saturninities,
  • fore-bodings,
  • low spirit,
  • fore bodings,
  • fore boding,
  • mis-giving,
  • pensivenesses,
  • fore-boding,
  • mis giving,
  • Catatonias.
  •glumness (noun)
  • downheartedns.
  •grief (noun)
  • be-wailing,
  • dis-quiet,
  • bewailings,
  • in felicities,
  • lamentings,
  • re pining,
  • dis-quiets,
  • in-felicity,
  • in-felicities,
  • re-pining,
  • re-morse,
  • bemoanings,
  • be-moaning,
  • re-morses,
  • dis quiet,
  • in felicity,
  • dis quiets,
  • re morses,
  • deplorings,
  • re morse,
  • be wailing,
  • be moaning,
  • repinings.
  •heartache (noun)
  • broken hearts.
  •heavy-heartedness (noun)
  • heavy heartedness.
  •lamentation (noun)
  • dolefulness,
  • plaintiveness,
  • ululation.
  •melancholy (noun)
  • down trips,
  • miserablenesses,
  • wistfulnesses.
  •misery (noun)
  • anvil choru.
  •misery, anguish (noun)
  • ruth,
  • heartbreak.
  •passion (noun)
  • in tensity,
  • out-bursts,
  • out burst,
  • out bursts,
  • out break,
  • in-tensity,
  • out-breaks,
  • out-burst,
  • out breaks,
  • out-break,
  • flareup.
  •sadness (noun)
  • forlornnesses,
  • sorrowfulnesses,
  • grievings,
  • moodinesses,
  • downcastnesses,
  • the dump.
  •sorrow (noun)
  • big troubles,
  • mis-fortunes,
  • mis fortune,
  • mis fortunes.
  •torture (noun)
  • cruciations,
  • excruciations,
  • impalements.
  •tragedy (noun)
  • mis adventures,
  • un-luckiness,
  • mis chance,
  • mis chances,
  • un luckinesses,
  • bad fortunes,
  • mis-adventure,
  • re-verse,
  • un-luckinesses,
  • un luckiness,
  • the worsts,
  • re verse,
  • mis-adventures,
  • mis adventure.
  •unhappiness (noun)
  • un happiness,
  • un-happinesses,
  • un happinesses,
  • anhedonias,
  • un-happiness.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • Mental Suffering,
  • pain,
  • desolation,
  • sufferance,
  • wrench,
  • lesion,
  • aches and pains,
  • cramp,
  • wound,
  • spasm,
  • smart,
  • pang,
  • throes,
  • injury,
  • stroke,
  • hurt,
  • care,
  • stress,
  • blow,
  • shock,
  • malaise,
  • physical pain,
  • ache,
  • aching,
  • sore,
  • discomfort,
  • sore spot,
  • cut,
  • hurting,
  • regret,
  • wretchedness,
  • tender spot,
  • mourning.

Antonyms for Dolor:

• n.

  • misery, anguish
    comfort, hopefulness, happiness, health, cheer, joy.
  • Other antonyms:
    contentedness, felicity, blissfulness, joviality, content, optimism, bliss, gladness, exultation, rapture, mirth, euphoria, joyousness, exuberance, cheerfulness, Elatedness, ecstasy, glee, lightheartedness, gayness, jubilation, delight, pleasure, enjoyment, sunniness, gleefulness, contentment, elation, blessedness, mirthfulness, gladsomeness, rapturousness, exhilaration, joyfulness.

Dolor Sentence Examples:

• No condition should be called rheumatic unless at some time in the history of it there was an acute inflammatory condition with Galen's classical symptoms - tumor, color, rubor and dolor.

• He wounded also King Lot so sorely in the shoulder that he left the field, and in great pain and dolor cried out to the other kings, Do ye as I devise, or we shall be destroyed.

Homophones for Dolor:

• d-layer, dallier, delayer, delaware, dollar, dawdler, dueller, dealer, delairea, dueler, dweller, dolour, Del Rio.

Hyponym for Dolor:

• n.

  • feeling
    brokenheartedness, heartbreak, grief, heartache.