funest Synonyms
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funest Meaning
Webster
funest (a.)
Lamentable; doleful.
funest Sentence Examples
- The darkness enveloped the village, casting a funest shadow over its once-vibrant streets.
- The news of the tragedy brought a funest pallor to her face, reflecting the immeasurable grief she felt.
- The war ravaged the land, leaving behind a funest legacy of shattered lives and ruined cities.
- The politician's reckless words had funest consequences, inciting violence and tearing apart the nation.
- The storm struck with funest fury, uprooting trees and destroying lives in its path.
- The funest day of his life was the one he lost his beloved wife and children.
- The doctor's prognosis was funest, delivering a crushing blow to the family's hopes.
- The ancient curse had a funest effect on the kingdom, bringing it to ruin and decay.
- The accident left him with funest injuries, forever altering the course of his life.
- The funest error in human history was the development of nuclear weapons, threatening the very existence of our planet.
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Lamentable; doleful.
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The darkness enveloped the village, casting a funest shadow over its once-vibrant streets.
The news of the tragedy brought a funest pallor to her face, reflecting the immeasurable grief she felt.
The war ravaged the land, leaving behind a funest legacy of shattered lives and ruined cities.
The politician's reckless words had funest consequences, inciting violence and tearing apart the nation.
