misereres Synonyms

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a vocal complaint or lament, the 50th Psalm in the Vulgate, misericord

The ancient church's misereres depict humorous and grotesque scenes from everyday life.
The misericords, or misereres, provided a brief respite for choir members during long services.
The intricate carvings on the misereres showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of medieval monks.
The misereres in Westminster Abbey feature scenes ranging from animals to mythical creatures.
The misericord at Ely Cathedral shows a monk playing the viol, offering a glimpse into the musical life of the monastery.
The misericords in Chichester Cathedral include one that portrays a man being attacked by a bear.
The Miserere by Gregorio Allegri is a hauntingly beautiful choral work that reflects the penitential spirit of Lent.
The Miserere nobis, or "Have mercy on us," is a common prayer found in many religious traditions.
In a fit of miserliness, the miser hoarded his wealth, depriving himself and others of its benefits.
The miserere chords on the guitar add a dissonant and otherworldly quality to the music.

a vocal complaint or lament, the 50th Psalm in the Vulgate, misericord

whines, laments, bitches, fusses, grievances, moans, complaints, hollers, yammers, beefs

commendations, plaudits,compliments, sanctions, indorsements, approvals,praises, acclaim,endorsements, applauses

The ancient church's misereres depict humorous and grotesque scenes from everyday life.

The misericords, or misereres, provided a brief respite for choir members during long services.

The intricate carvings on the misereres showcase the artistry and craftsmanship of medieval monks.

The misereres in Westminster Abbey feature scenes ranging from animals to mythical creatures.