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Meanings of lament music in anglès
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ламенто Expression of grief in song, music, or poetry.
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Examples for "lament"
Examples for "lament"
1
Sir, -Many sincere Christians lament alcohol being sold today, Good Friday.
2
Advocates of hybrid technology often lament the high cost of the cars.
3
Bowman was left to lament a missed opportunity, but not for long.
4
The next is the lament of the mother over her dead son:
5
No need to lament a scarcity that's in your hands to change.
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Then he fell-inthe gutter; and there was general sorrow and lamentation.
2
The lamentation of the people of God in their captivity in Babylon.
3
Weeping and moaning and lamentation was the principal order of the occasion.
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In the castle of the Greylocks, meanwhile, there was sorrow and lamentation.
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Whilst the prince made this lamentation, the Queen came before the King.
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After the "Lamento" it seems a "Trionfo" is now about to be sounded.
2
"La musica e il lamento dell' amore o la preghiera a gli Dei."
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27; La Meditation, Second Scherzo, B flat minor-meditation it is not!-IILamento e la Consolazione, Nocturnes, op.