Adjective modifier

• beautiful: The film is a beautiful elegy on being different.

• famous: In a famous elegy David lamented Jonathan's death, with Saul, in battle on Mt.

• heartfelt: Nothing could be more suitable than this exquisite and heartfelt elegy.

Converse of object

• move: The tone was decorous and reserved, a moving elegy delivered by someone who didn't know the deceased very well.

• include: It includes a new work Elegy, composed especially for the choir by our founder, David Aylett.

• get: One gets a deeply-felt elegy, the other a vicious scherzo - no prizes for guessing which!

Noun used with modifier

• love: Ref. to women in love elegy: he takes them as real.

• part: Reviews 'The tone is part elegy, part satire, part howl and very, very funny.

• work: It includes a new work Elegy, composed especially for the choir by our founder, David Aylett.