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Meanings of mourner (mourners) in English
Portuguese
carpideira Spanish
plañidera Usage of mourners in English
1
The chief mourners were in seclusion in the library of the Academy.
2
The mourners would point to the exit and ask him to leave.
3
At length the mourners reached the churchyard and gathered around the grave.
4
Local Fine Gael TD, Mr Gay Mitchell, was also among the mourners.
5
That the whole society follow his remains to the grave as mourners.
6
He stood in the chamber of death where the mourners were weeping.
7
After the burial, most of the mourners returned to the Nelsons' house.
8
Cameras pointed their eyes at the gun-carriage and the mourners behind it.
9
The mourners set fire to roadside bunkers and hoisted green Islamic flags.
10
A funeral was held on Monday, 8 October, with only four mourners.
11
The news has reached the city, and the mourners are coming out.
12
Before the mourners had finished their lamentations, the body of the house.
13
At his funeral yesterday near Tahrir Square, mourners were teargassed by police.
14
Again a funeral in the old house, again a crowd of mourners.
15
At the table, right, are sitting: the brown-clad mourners of Scene I.
16
Four mourners, having made a stretcher of cloaks, raised the fallen body.
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Ireland
Common
New Zealand
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United Kingdom
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