Both "sorrowful" and "elegiac" are adjectives that pertain to feelings of sadness or mourning. They often describe emotional states or qualities associated with grief or lamentation.
"Sorrowful" is a more general term for feeling or expressing sadness, and can be used in a wide variety of contexts. "Elegiac", on the other hand, specifically denotes a tone that is mournful or reflective, often used in the context of poetry or art that mourns a loss or reflects on past times. "Elegiac" has a more literary and formal connotation.
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