sigher

One who laments

A sigher is someone who sighs—exhaling audibly to express weariness, relief, longing, or resignation.

The word usually appears in contexts emphasizing habitual or theatrical sighing: She was a chronic sigher, punctuating every minor inconvenience with a heavy breath.

longing

yearning

Intense prolonged craving

melancholy · dreaminess · ache · languishing · sentimentality · lovesick · heartache · romantic · lovelorn · unrequited

weariness

exhaustion

State of utter depletion

drained · overwhelmed · overworked · spent · weary · deflated · dispirited · worn-out · beleaguered · world-weary

resignation

acceptance

Consent to receive

disillusionment · fatalism · stoicism · hopelessness · despondency · discouraged · dispirited · crestfallen · dejection · exasperation

relief

exhale

Expel breath outward

catharsis · unwinding · comfort · easing · solace · respite · gratitude · thankfulness · reassurance · contentment

boredom

ennui

Weary, listless dissatisfaction

restlessness · impatience · disinterest · unfulfilled · understimulated · disengaged · fidgety

romantic

swooning

Losing consciousness briefly

besotted · enamored · heartthrob · smitten · starry-eyed · moonstruck

Categories
Opposites
vocal expressiveness/volume

sighershouter

One who vocalizes loudly

screamer · yeller · bellower · roarer · howler

emotional temperament

sigherlaugher

Utterly uncompetitive match

cheerer · enthusiast · rejoicer · celebrator · optimist

Phrases
Family

sigh, sighing, sighed, sighs

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G