wailed (Meaning)

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wailed (imp. & p. p.)

of Wail

The baby wailed inconsolably, its screams piercing the air.
The siren wailed earsplittingly, warning of imminent danger.
The wind wailed through the forest, sending leaves into a frenzy.
The ambulance wailed as it raced to the scene of the accident.
The heartbroken woman wailed her sorrow, her grief echoing through the empty room.
The guitar wailed a mournful solo, evoking a sense of longing and despair.
The mourners wailed and lamented at the funeral, expressing their immeasurable loss.
The wolves wailed in the distance, their eerie howls sending shivers down the spines of listeners.
The storm wailed with fury, the thunder crashing, and the lightning illuminating the night sky.
The child's voice wailed in pain as it stumbled and fell.

of Wail

whined, muttered, screamed, moaned,complained, bitched, crabbed, yawped, bellyached, beefed

took, endured, accepted, bore, accepted, bore, delighted, rejoiced, took, endured

The baby wailed inconsolably, its screams piercing the air.

The siren wailed earsplittingly, warning of imminent danger.

The wind wailed through the forest, sending leaves into a frenzy.

The ambulance wailed as it raced to the scene of the accident.