threnetic Antonyms
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Meaning of threnetic
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threnetic (a.)
Alt. of Threnetical
threnetic Sentence Examples
- The threnetic dirge filled the air, a haunting melody that evoked deep sorrow.
- The author crafted a threnetic poem, capturing the anguish and despair of a lost love.
- The artist's painting was a somber threnetic portrayal of a battlefield littered with casualties.
- The music resonated with a threnetic quality, capturing the collective grief of a nation.
- The priest's threnetic sermon brought to life the suffering endured by the church's martyrs.
- The filmmaker's threnetic documentary explored the horrors of war and its devastating consequences.
- The poet's threnetic sonnet mourned the passing of a beloved friend, weaving a tapestry of loss and remembrance.
- The sculpture's threnetic expression conveyed the artist's profound grief over the loss of a loved one.
- The concert hall erupted in a threnetic crescendo as the orchestra performed a poignant symphony.
- The theater production featured a threnetic monologue that laid bare the protagonist's inner turmoil and desperation.
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Alt. of Threnetical
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The threnetic dirge filled the air, a haunting melody that evoked deep sorrow.
The author crafted a threnetic poem, capturing the anguish and despair of a lost love.
The artist's painting was a somber threnetic portrayal of a battlefield littered with casualties.
The music resonated with a threnetic quality, capturing the collective grief of a nation.
