wailment (Meaning)
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wailment (n.)
Lamentation; loud weeping; wailing.
Synonyms & Antonyms of wailment
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
wailment Sentence Examples
- The child's piercing wailment echoed through the empty house.
- The sirens' wailment filled the air with an overwhelming sense of urgency.
- In her grief, the mother let out a heart-wrenching wailment that shook the room.
- The wounded animal's wailment was a mournful testament to its pain.
- The chorus of wailment from the mourning crowd was deafening.
- The wailment of the wind through the trees created an eerie and haunting atmosphere.
- The prisoner's wailment of anguish could be heard throughout the prison yard.
- The banshee's wailment was a chilling harbinger of doom.
- The injured man's wailment for help was a desperate plea for assistance.
- The baby's constant wailment drove the new parents to the brink of exhaustion.
FAQs About the word wailment
Lamentation; loud weeping; wailing.
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No antonyms found.
The child's piercing wailment echoed through the empty house.
The sirens' wailment filled the air with an overwhelming sense of urgency.
In her grief, the mother let out a heart-wrenching wailment that shook the room.
The wounded animal's wailment was a mournful testament to its pain.
