ululation Synonyms
ululation Meaning
Wordnet
ululation (n)
a long loud emotional utterance
Webster
ululation (n.)
A howling, as of a dog or wolf; a wailing.
ululation Sentence Examples
- The mourners filled the air with ululations, their voices rising and falling in a rhythmic wail.
- The crowd erupted in thunderous ululations as the beloved leader took the stage.
- The widows' ululations pierced the night, a haunting symphony of grief.
- The joyous ululations of the bride and groom echoed through the streets, signaling the start of their new life together.
- The ululations from the remote village were carried by the wind, a testament to the vibrant culture that thrived there.
- The children's ululations as they chased their kites filled the park with an infectious sense of joy.
- The ululations of the worshipers reached a crescendo as they reached the climax of their ritual.
- The ululations from the jungle were an eerie reminder of the untamed forces lurking within.
- The soldiers' ululations echoed across the battlefield, a chilling signal that victory was near.
- The ululations of the crowd at the sporting event reverberated through the stadium, creating an electric atmosphere.
FAQs About the word ululation
a long loud emotional utteranceA howling, as of a dog or wolf; a wailing.
howl, scream, bay, shrill, screech, keen, yowl, yell, shriek,wail
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The mourners filled the air with ululations, their voices rising and falling in a rhythmic wail.
The crowd erupted in thunderous ululations as the beloved leader took the stage.
The widows' ululations pierced the night, a haunting symphony of grief.
The joyous ululations of the bride and groom echoed through the streets, signaling the start of their new life together.
