monody Synonyms
monody Meaning
monody (n)
music consisting of a single vocal part (usually with accompaniment)
monody (n.)
A species of poem of a mournful character, in which a single mourner expresses lamentation; a song for one voice.
monody Sentence Examples
- The monody echoed through the hall, a haunting melody dedicated to the lost.
- The poet's monody for his beloved captured the raw pain and longing of his heart.
- The composer poured his grief into a monody that would forever evoke the memory of his friend.
- The church bell tolled a solemn monody, marking the passing of a cherished soul.
- The wind whistled a mournful monody, carrying the scent of rain and sorrow.
- The mourners sang a monody that blended lament with a glimmer of hope.
- The funeral procession was accompanied by a monody that filled the air with a sense of profound loss.
- The forest whispered a monody, its rustling leaves recalling tales of forgotten lives.
- The river flowed with a monody, its waters carrying both sorrow and the promise of renewal.
- The sculptor's monody in stone captured the eternal pain and beauty of a tragic love.
FAQs About the word monody
music consisting of a single vocal part (usually with accompaniment)A species of poem of a mournful character, in which a single mourner expresses lamentation;
dirge, elegy,elegiac, taps,requiem, threnody,lament
eulogy, panegyric,eulogy, paean, paean, panegyric, encomium,encomium,
The monody echoed through the hall, a haunting melody dedicated to the lost.
The poet's monody for his beloved captured the raw pain and longing of his heart.
The composer poured his grief into a monody that would forever evoke the memory of his friend.
The church bell tolled a solemn monody, marking the passing of a cherished soul.
