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1. 悲伤 (bēi shāng) - sadness, grief; sad, sorrowful
2. 忧伤 (yōu shāng) - sorrow, melancholy; sorrowful, melancholic
3. 悲痛 (bēi tòng) - sorrow, pain; sorrowful, pained
4. 悲惨 (bēi cǎn) - tragic, pitiful; tragic, pitiful
5. 悲凉 (bēi liáng) - desolate, bleak; desolate, forlorn
6. 悲怆 (bēi chuàng) - sorrowful, mournful; sorrowful, mournful
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There are a few situations where "悲哀" (bēi āi) may be preferred over other words:
1. In literature and poetry: "悲哀" is a commonly used word in Chinese literature and poetry to express deep sorrow and grief. It has a more poetic and emotional connotation compared to other words such as "悲伤" (bēi shāng) or "悲痛" (bēi tòng).
2. In formal or serious contexts: "悲哀" is a more formal and serious word compared to other synonyms. It is often used in news reports, speeches, or formal writing to convey a sense of gravity and seriousness.
3. In philosophical or spiritual discussions: "悲哀" is often used in philosophical or spiritual discussions to describe a deeper sense of sorrow and suffering. It can also refer to a state of mind or emotion that goes beyond just sadness or depression.
4. In contrast to "欢乐" (huān lè): "悲哀" is often used in contrast to "欢乐" (huān lè), which means joy or happiness. This contrast highlights the duality of human emotions and experiences, and how sorrow and joy can coexist.
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