Difference between Poignancy and Poignance

POIGNANCY vs POIGNANCE: NOUN

The quality of being poignant
The quality or state of being poignant
Pain-fulness; keenness; bitterness: as, the poignancy of grief.
Point; sharpness; keenness; power of irritation: asperity: as, the poignancy of wit or sarcasm.
The power of stimulating the organs of taste; piquancy.
A state of deeply felt distress or sorrow
A quality that arouses emotions (especially pity or sorrow)

Gravitas, Eeriness, Playfulness, Grimness, Subtlety, Sentimentality, Profundity, Sadness, Lyricism, Irony, Piquancy, Wistfulness, Melancholy, Poignance, Pathos

Levity, Sweetness, Gravitas, Eeriness, Playfulness, Grimness, Subtlety, Sentimentality, Sadness, Lyricism, Irony, Wistfulness, Melancholy, Poignance, Pathos

Along with the humor, this film also has a real poignancy.
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These memories came back with the poignancy of vanished things.
You can expect a lot of poignancy from the episode.
Does not the poignancy of that just stop your heart?
In Thomas' version, the song took on further poignancy.
It combines moments of pain, poignancy, beauty, and hope.
What lends a special, tickling poignancy to Mr.
Their dramatized courtship sparkles with humor and poignancy.
There is a particular sort of emphasis and a poignancy, a moral poignancy in a way, about the asking of those questions.

Throughout the play, the Garden of Eden bursts with wit, laughter and the lyric poignance of the first love and the first loss.
In Cooper, though, one finds the powerful myth of a golden age and the poignance of its loss.
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This coming Monday is Memorial Day, a holiday with special poignance under these circumstances.