threnodist (Meaning)
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threnodist (n.)
One who composes, delivers, or utters, a threnode, or threnody.
Synonyms & Antonyms of threnodist
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threnodist Sentence Examples
- The threnodist poured out his heart in a mournful lament for the departed.
- The threnodist's elegy echoed with the weight of grief and loss.
- The haunting melodies of the threnodist's dirge filled the air with a sense of profound sadness.
- Ancient Greek threnodists were renowned for their ability to evoke deep emotional responses from their audiences.
- The threnodist's poignant verses became a timeless testament to the fragility of human life.
- The threnodist's sorrowful songs resonated with those who had experienced similar losses.
- Some threnodists found solace in their ability to express their grief through music and poetry.
- The role of the threnodist has evolved over the centuries, but their ability to capture the essence of loss remains unchanged.
- Modern threnodists often use their voices to address social injustices and other sources of collective pain.
- The threnodist's voice serves as a reminder that even in the darkest of times, we can find solace in the power of human expression.
FAQs About the word threnodist
One who composes, delivers, or utters, a threnode, or threnody.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The threnodist poured out his heart in a mournful lament for the departed.
The threnodist's elegy echoed with the weight of grief and loss.
The haunting melodies of the threnodist's dirge filled the air with a sense of profound sadness.
Ancient Greek threnodists were renowned for their ability to evoke deep emotional responses from their audiences.
