death bell (Meaning)

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death bell (n)

a bell rung to announce a death

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As the sun set behind the hills, the solemn toll of the death bell echoed through the village, announcing the passing of a beloved elder.
The death bell rang out across the cemetery, marking the end of a funeral service and the beginning of mourning for the departed.
In medieval times, the death bell would sound to warn the townsfolk of an impending plague outbreak.
With a heavy heart, the town priest tolled the death bell to signify the loss of yet another member of the community.
The sound of the death bell reverberated through the narrow streets, signaling a moment of silence and reflection for the departed.
In some cultures, the death bell is believed to guide the soul of the deceased to the afterlife.
The death bell's mournful tone echoed through the empty church, reminding all who heard it of the fleeting nature of life.
As the storm clouds gathered overhead, the death bell rang out, serving as a somber reminder of the fragility of human existence.
The death bell's haunting melody filled the air, drawing mourners from far and wide to pay their respects to the departed.
With each toll of the death bell, the grieving widow felt the weight of her loss grow heavier, knowing that her beloved partner was truly gone.

a bell rung to announce a death

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As the sun set behind the hills, the solemn toll of the death bell echoed through the village, announcing the passing of a beloved elder.

The death bell rang out across the cemetery, marking the end of a funeral service and the beginning of mourning for the departed.

In medieval times, the death bell would sound to warn the townsfolk of an impending plague outbreak.

With a heavy heart, the town priest tolled the death bell to signify the loss of yet another member of the community.