requiems (Meaning)
requiems
a musical setting of the mass for the dead, something that resembles such a solemn chant, a musical service or composition in honor of the dead, a solemn chant (such as a dirge) for the repose of the dead, a mass for a dead person, a musical composition in honor of the dead, a mass for the dead
Synonyms & Antonyms of requiems
requiems Sentence Examples
- The mournful requiems of the choir filled the cathedral with a somber atmosphere.
- In the shadows of the ancient cemetery, the mournful requiems of the wind carried secrets untold.
- The orchestra's haunting requiems echoed through the concert hall, evoking a sense of loss and remembrance.
- The village held a solemn requiem for the young lives lost in the tragic accident.
- The piano's soft requiems danced in the air, creating a melancholic ambiance.
- The poet's bittersweet requiem captured the anguish and longing of a broken heart.
- The symphony's grand requiem soared to the heavens, a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.
- The requiems of the church bells tolled through the fog, summoning the faithful to mourn the passing of a loved one.
- In the depths of despair, the writer turned to poetry, composing heart-wrenching requiems for his shattered dreams.
- The vibrant colors of the painting faded into soft requiems, as if the canvas was mourning the passage of time.
FAQs About the word requiems
a musical setting of the mass for the dead, something that resembles such a solemn chant, a musical service or composition in honor of the dead, a solemn chant
laments, dirges, elegies, threnodies,taps, monodies,elegiacs
eulogies, paeans, encomiums, panegyrics,encomia,
The mournful requiems of the choir filled the cathedral with a somber atmosphere.
In the shadows of the ancient cemetery, the mournful requiems of the wind carried secrets untold.
The orchestra's haunting requiems echoed through the concert hall, evoking a sense of loss and remembrance.
The village held a solemn requiem for the young lives lost in the tragic accident.
