noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ VERB
feel
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For a moment, Eline felt a nostalgia for the simplicity of her life as she'd lived it in Oystermouth.
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She felt some fleeting nostalgia for her morning fire.
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William felt no sense of nostalgia for any of it.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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a bittersweet film of nostalgia and innocence
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Lamour remembers her first trip to Europe with warm nostalgia .
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Reagan appealed to the average American's sense of nostalgia for a golden age.
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There's a mood of nostalgia throughout the whole book.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Anderson combines affection and horror in his version of the seventies while avoiding the trap of nostalgia .
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But nostalgia is not enough to rebuild a country.
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He only have our nostalgia for our personal lost Eden.
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Home is the something always already lost, and the longing for it we call nostalgia .
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If anything, Teds are remembered with a degree of nostalgia and viewed as something quaint.
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Morris aimed for a balance of futurism and nostalgia .
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My nostalgia for a better Britain, for a time that was better for never having existed, had been blown up.
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Truly I would keel over in spasms of exquisite nostalgia .