dolour (Meaning)
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dolour (n)
(poetry) painful grief
Synonyms & Antonyms of dolour
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dolour Sentence Examples
- The deep dolour pierced his heart like a dagger, leaving an aching void within.
- The mother's dolour knew no bounds as she cradled her sick child, her heart heavy with despair.
- The tragedy brought immeasurable dolour to the entire community, leaving a trail of shattered lives and broken spirits.
- The dolour of losing a loved one can be overwhelming, a pain that lingers long after they're gone.
- He buried his dolour deep within, refusing to let it consume him, determined to carry on despite the heartache.
- The poet's dolour found expression in his poignant verses, which captured the essence of human suffering.
- The dolour of the refugee's journey was etched on their faces, a testament to the hardships they had endured.
- The music resonated with the dolour of a lost love, its haunting melody evoking a sense of melancholic longing.
- The soldier bore the dolour of countless battles on his weary shoulders, his spirit wounded even as his body endured.
- The dolour of betrayal cut him to the core, leaving him questioning the very foundation of his trust.
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(poetry) painful grief
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The deep dolour pierced his heart like a dagger, leaving an aching void within.
The mother's dolour knew no bounds as she cradled her sick child, her heart heavy with despair.
The tragedy brought immeasurable dolour to the entire community, leaving a trail of shattered lives and broken spirits.
The dolour of losing a loved one can be overwhelming, a pain that lingers long after they're gone.
