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canto fúnebre catalán
cant fúnebre Somber song or lament expressing mourning or grief, such as would be appropriate for performance at a funeral.
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But changing the painful dirge that is our national anthem would help.
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Since then we have often heard the death dirge sung in Montenegro.
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Having intoned the two lines the flock took up the doleful dirge.
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Another change of frequencies brought orchestral music into the room-a funeral dirge.
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They were a paean of passion, but the dirge of its denial.
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I would as soon go home and compose a dirge as anything.
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A spooky little set from West Auckland dirge rockers The Demi Whores.
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But my dread of that dirge kept me from accepting these invitations.
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As he worked, Foaly unconsciously sang a verse of the Riverbend dirge.
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A musical dirge now fell on Paula's ear from the convent chapel.
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Sometimes, by way of providing a varied entertainment, they sing a dirge.
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The slow, endless clanging filled their room, as mournful as a dirge.
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Edric's fingers plucked out a dirge of soft chords as he continued.
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Instead of sleeping until eleven I'm kept awake by this Polish dirge.
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Poor fellows, I own I can't sing a pious dirge for them.
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The former a pretentious dirge, the latter Macca at his cutesy worst.
