knelling (Meaning)

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knelling (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Knell

The sound of the bell in the old church tower was knelling, signaling the passing of a beloved community member.
The frequent knelling of the bell was a solemn reminder of the fleeting nature of life.
The sorrowful knelling of the church bell filled the air with a sense of melancholic reflection.
As the bell knells, we pause to remember the cherished memories we shared with those who have departed.
The relentless knelling of the church bell pierced through the tranquility of the otherwise silent night.
The persistent knelling of the bell urged us to contemplate the inevitable cycle of life and death.
The rhythmic knelling of the bell echoed through the vast landscape, painting a scene of solemn beauty.
We stood in silence as the bell knells, paying our solemn respects to the memory of a life well-lived.
The mournful knelling of the bell seemed to reach into the depths of our souls, stirring up emotions of sorrow and remembrance.
In the moments of quiet reflection, the knelling of the bell served as a powerful symbol of the shared human experience of loss and grief.

of Knell

ringing, tolling, pealing, jingling, bonging,chiming, clanging, ding-donging, tanging, gonging

No antonyms found.

The sound of the bell in the old church tower was knelling, signaling the passing of a beloved community member.

The frequent knelling of the bell was a solemn reminder of the fleeting nature of life.

The sorrowful knelling of the church bell filled the air with a sense of melancholic reflection.

As the bell knells, we pause to remember the cherished memories we shared with those who have departed.