funebrious Antonyms
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Meaning of funebrious
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funebrious (a.)
Funebrial.
funebrious Sentence Examples
- The atmosphere in the funeral parlor was undeniably funebrious, permeated by a heavy sense of grief.
- As the mourners gathered around the casket, a funebrious silence settled over the room.
- The tolling of the church bells added to the funebrious ambiance of the somber occasion.
- The dark clouds looming overhead seemed to mirror the funebrious mood of the funeral procession.
- The elegy delivered by the priest echoed through the funebrious hall, invoking tears from many in attendance.
- Even the chirping of birds outside felt oddly out of place amidst the funebrious scene.
- The funebrious strains of a violin filled the air, accompanying the mourners in their sorrow.
- The family's tear-streaked faces reflected the funebrious reality of their loss.
- The flickering candlelight cast a funebrious glow over the room, adding to the solemnity of the moment.
- In the garden, wilted flowers added to the overall funebrious aura of the funeral.
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Funebrial.
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The atmosphere in the funeral parlor was undeniably funebrious, permeated by a heavy sense of grief.
As the mourners gathered around the casket, a funebrious silence settled over the room.
The tolling of the church bells added to the funebrious ambiance of the somber occasion.
The dark clouds looming overhead seemed to mirror the funebrious mood of the funeral procession.
