repined (Meaning)

repined

to long restlessly for something, to feel or express sadness or discontent, to long for something, to feel or express dejection or discontent

No weak antonyms found.

The piano's soft melody repined through the room, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
The old woman repined for the days when her children were young and carefree.
The abandoned house repined in the wind, its broken windows whispering tales of a forgotten past.
The mother repined for her lost child, her heart aching with an unyielding longing.
The artist repined over his unfinished masterpiece, wrestling with creative block.
The soldier repined for the horrors of war, his memories haunting his dreams.
The prisoner repined in his desolate cell, yearning for the taste of freedom.
The scientist repined at the slow pace of his research, eager to make a breakthrough.
The poet repined for the perfect words, striving to capture the essence of his emotions.
The traveler repined for the unfamiliar sights and sounds of distant lands, longing for adventure.

to long restlessly for something, to feel or express sadness or discontent, to long for something, to feel or express dejection or discontent

screamed, whined, moaned,complained, muttered, murmured, wailed, croaked, beefed, kicked up a fuss

took, tolerated, accepted, delighted, bore, endured,rejoiced,crowed, cheered, commended

The piano's soft melody repined through the room, evoking a sense of nostalgia.

The old woman repined for the days when her children were young and carefree.

The abandoned house repined in the wind, its broken windows whispering tales of a forgotten past.

The mother repined for her lost child, her heart aching with an unyielding longing.