Meanings of loud lamentation in English

And she began to utter a loud lamentation.

From above Bedevere might hear a noise of sore weeping, and loud lamentation, and doleful sighs.

Weeping he cried with a loud lamentation, Alas!

The men present do not think it undignified to utter loud lamentation and to shed frequent tears.

If I know aught of the Roman people from this silence will come loud lamentation to the Samnites.

But when they saw it their mood changed, and they broke out into loud lamentation, over the unheard-of horror.

Aunt Katie was in tears, Aunt Louise in tears, the cook in loud lamentation, Aunt Cordelia fast verging upon hysteria.

Immediately the women about raised a loud lamentation; such as were nearest her cried out: "Blessings on you!"

Again they gave utterance to loud lamentation and wailing for the unavoidable separation they were doomed to experience from their husbands.

XXXII.-Whenthis speech had been delivered by Divitiacus, all who were present began with loud lamentation to entreat assistance of Caesar.

First go the musicians, playing upon flageolet, trumpet, or horn; behind these, professional wailing-women, who raise loud lamentation and beat their breasts.

When the infidels saw him fall, they slapped their faces and burst into loud lamentation, imploring the help of the patriarchs of the monasteries...

Mimmy, his head forfeited, confesses with loud lamentations that he cannot answer.

The fire of the Tyrolese becomes weaker; loud lamentations burst from their ranks.

Many of the rugged seamen shed tears, and some broke into loud lamentations.

Suddenly we saw the captain quit his rudder, uttering loud lamentations.