wailer (Meaning)
wailer (n)
a mourner who utters long loud high-pitched cries
wailer (n.)
One who wails or laments.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wailer
wailer Sentence Examples
- The mourners were wailers, their voices echoing through the funeral home.
- The injured animal let out a piercing wail, signaling its distress.
- The wind howled and wailed like a banshee, shaking the trees violently.
- The child's wails filled the house, demanding attention.
- The siren's wail cut through the city streets, warning of an impending disaster.
- The opera singer's voice soared through the auditorium, reaching a crescendo of wails.
- The guitar solo transformed into a series of mournful wails, evoking a sense of deep sadness.
- The wailing of the newborn baby filled the hospital ward with a mix of joy and exhaustion.
- The relentless wailing of the storm drowned out all other sounds, creating an eerie atmosphere.
- The coach's wails resounded across the field, encouraging his players to give their all.
FAQs About the word wailer
a mourner who utters long loud high-pitched criesOne who wails or laments.
bawler, weeper, squawker,screamer, moaner, whiner, fusspot, kvetch, bleater, complainer
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The mourners were wailers, their voices echoing through the funeral home.
The injured animal let out a piercing wail, signaling its distress.
The wind howled and wailed like a banshee, shaking the trees violently.
The child's wails filled the house, demanding attention.
