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lamentos Expression of grief in song, music, or poetry.
Synonyms
Examples for "wail"
Examples for "wail"
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Told that journalists didn't consider it news, he would wail, Why not?
2
The lost float up in shadowy forms, and wail in whispered despair.
3
A woman's heart throbbed in the lilt and broke in the wail.
4
Fitfully the words came on the wind, in an almost heart-breaking wail:
5
For a second, Willy heard the ghostly wail of her daughter's voice.
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And hear the plaint of John Winthrop to his father in 1717:
2
The plaint of my own life vanished from me in a moment.
3
Only the lonely pillow and the midnight hour shall hear my plaint.
4
The Prince held up his hand, and the merchant ceased his plaint.
5
Then all the young girl's vexation was exhaled in a low plaint:
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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.
4
In the castle of the Greylocks, meanwhile, there was sorrow and lamentation.
5
Whilst the prince made this lamentation, the Queen came before the King.
6
She will have time enough for tears and lamentation in her after-life.
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His lamentation poured in an unbroken spasm of sound from his throat.
8
At the grave songs of lamentation were heard from women's gentle voices.
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And all who were there present made great lamentation for the king.
10
His words were followed by weeping and much lamentation among the people.
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The torment was far too racking for such futile fashion of lamentation.
12
We will make our lamentation to her of the things we suffer.
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Those who dream of lamentation and sorrow, wake to join the hunt.
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While making this lamentation, the worthy man finished saddling the gray horse.
15
The next twenty-eight years were filled with lamentation, and mourning, and woe.
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Suddenly loud cries of weeping and lamentation were heard from a distance.
