rewful (Meaning)
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rewful (a.)
Rueful.
Synonyms & Antonyms of rewful
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rewful Sentence Examples
- The rewful countenance of the bereaved widow left a deep impression on all who witnessed it.
- The rewful cry of the wounded animal pierced the stillness of the forest.
- Her rewful lamentations over her lost child were heart-wrenching to hear.
- The rewful sight of the war-ravaged city brought tears to the eyes of the aid workers.
- His rewful remorse for his past actions weighed heavily on his conscience.
- The rewful eyes of the abandoned dog stirred feelings of pity in the passerby.
- The rewful realization of her mistake left her filled with regret and shame.
- The rewful song of the nightingale seemed to mourn the passing of summer.
- The rewful stench of the garbage disposal permeated the entire kitchen.
- The rewful silence of the empty house spoke volumes about the loneliness of its former occupants.
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Rueful.
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The rewful countenance of the bereaved widow left a deep impression on all who witnessed it.
The rewful cry of the wounded animal pierced the stillness of the forest.
Her rewful lamentations over her lost child were heart-wrenching to hear.
The rewful sight of the war-ravaged city brought tears to the eyes of the aid workers.
