plangent (Meaning)

Wordnet

plangent (s)

loud and resounding

Webster

Beating; dashing, as a wave.

The plangent strains of the violin reverberated through the concert hall, evoking a sense of profound longing.
The mournful cry of the mourning dove filled the air with a plangent call.
The plangent sound of a lone bell tolled through the desolate wasteland.
The wind howled through the trees, creating a plangent symphony of sorrow.
The child's voice carried a plangent yearning that tugged at the heartstrings.
The waves crashed against the shore with a plangent roar that seemed to carry the weight of ages.
The plangent melody of the Celtic folk song filled the air with an ethereal melancholy.
The plangent tones of the Gregorian chant resonated deeply within the ancient cathedral.
The plangent wail of a starving animal pierced the night, a desperate plea for sustenance.
The plangent sound of the harmonica filled the streets, evoking bittersweet memories of days gone by.

loud and resoundingBeating; dashing, as a wave.

plaintive, heartbroken, wailing, weeping, bitter,mournful, funeral, anguished, funereal, regretful

triumphant, bright, joyful, delighted, delighted, cheery, bright, happy, cheery, smiling

The plangent strains of the violin reverberated through the concert hall, evoking a sense of profound longing.

The mournful cry of the mourning dove filled the air with a plangent call.

The plangent sound of a lone bell tolled through the desolate wasteland.

The wind howled through the trees, creating a plangent symphony of sorrow.