doole (Meaning)
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doole (n.)
Sorrow; dole.
Synonyms & Antonyms of doole
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
doole Sentence Examples
- The doole window in the ancient church allowed for ventilation and light.
- The river's doole meandered through the valley, creating a scenic landscape.
- The doole tree, with its long, drooping branches, provided shade and beauty.
- The beggar stood at the doole of the wealthy merchant's house, pleading for alms.
- The doole of the flute filled the air, enchanting the listeners with its sweet melody.
- The doole of the bell tolled solemnly, marking the passing of a loved one.
- The doole of uncertainty hung over the town as rumors of an impending invasion spread.
- The doole of joy rippled through the crowd as the winning team emerged from the stadium.
- The doole of intrigue filled the air as the detective unraveled the mystery.
- The doole of nostalgia washed over her as she looked at old photographs from her childhood.
FAQs About the word doole
Sorrow; dole.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The doole window in the ancient church allowed for ventilation and light.
The river's doole meandered through the valley, creating a scenic landscape.
The doole tree, with its long, drooping branches, provided shade and beauty.
The beggar stood at the doole of the wealthy merchant's house, pleading for alms.
