Threnode example sentences

Related (11): lamentation, dirge, elegy, requiem, solace, mourning, funereal, plaint, sorrow, lament, lamenting.

"Threnode" Example Sentences

The bereaved mother threnode her child who was lost at sea.
The Romans would play mournful dirges as they threnode the loss of Julius Caesar.
Persephone threnode her separation from Demeter during the summer months.
Medea threnode her murdered children and her brokenhearted life.
The heart-wrenching lament of the widow's threnode echoed through the streets.
The Furies threnode their anger and vengeance against the wicked.
At the funeral, the priestess led the mourners in a mournful threnode for the departed soul.
As the trees swayed in the wind, they seemed to threnode the passing of autumn.
The old woman threnode the passing of her youth and lost loved ones.
The sailors threnode the losses of shipmates at sea over cups of grog.
Achilles threnode his fallen friend Patroclus after dragging his body around the city walls.
The citizens threnode the destruction of their once great city.
The poet wrote mournful verses to threnode the tragedies of war and loss of innocence.
The ghosts threnode their lost lives and unfinished business on Halloween night.
The chorus of wailing women threnode the death of the leader at his funeral bier.
As the procession passed the abandoned farmhouse, the wind seemed to threnode for forgotten times.
The grave digger's threnode evoked memories of loved ones long since passed away.
The grieving mother threnodes endlessly for her lost child, unable to accept her fate.
The nightingale's song seemed to threnode the fading light of day at dusk.
The exiled poet's verses threnode his lost homeland and happier times.
The ruined castle walls seemed to threnode for the lost glories of past ages.
The dirge played at the funeral threnode the passing of one who would be missed.
The women wailed and threnode loudly at the burial ceremony.
The mythological sirens were said to threnode sailors to their watery graves with their sad song.
The farmwife threnode her lost youth as she stood gazing at the orchard in autumn.
The mourners threnode the soldier's tragic end and senseless loss of life at the memorial service.
The statues atop the mausoleum seemed to threnode endlessly for departed souls.
The sorrowful lament of the cello soloist seemed to threnode the loss of innocence in the world.
The graves clustered around the chapel walls seemed to threnode the joys of lives long since passed.
On anniversaries of great losses, the people would gather to collectively threnode their sorrows.
The tomb of the ancient queen seemed to threnode for lives and loves long turned to dust.
The old photograph evoked painful threnodes for happier times that could never return.
The mourning widow threnodes endlessly for her lost love until she is finally laid to rest beside him.
The spirits of the dead were said to threnode upon the barren moors, lamenting fates and lives unfulfilled.
The sorrowful aria of the opera diva seemed to threnode all the tragedies of the human story.
The rain on the dark rooftop seemed to threnode in sympathy with my painful memory.
The melancholy chords of the guitar solo threnode the singer's broken heart.
The ruinous old abbey seems now only to threnode for lives and loves of an age long past.
The requiem mass threnodes the passing of the soul into eternity.
The howling wind seemed to threnode for happier times that would never come again.
The shell-shocked soldier continued to threnode for his lost comrades long after the war had ended.
The abandoned town, ruins left to decay, seemed endlessly to threnode the end of an era.
The epic poem recounts in tragic verse the threnodes of heroes over their slain companions.
The old clock tower seems to threnode endlessly for times that have passed away.
Ghosts were said to threnode at midnight among the ruins of the ancient abbey.
The wild music of the Celtic harp seemed to threnode all the sorrows of mankind.
The plaintive melody of the violin evoked images of souls endlessly threnodeing their fate.
The wind in the trees outside my window seemed to threnode in sympathy with my own sorrow.
The howling wolves threnode their anguish to the cold and unforgiving moon.
The smoke rising from the ruins of the town seemed to threnode for what had been lost that could never be regained.
The pipe organ played a mournful melody that seemed endlessly to threnode for lives faded into memory.
The spirits of those who died at sea were said to threnode for their watery graves at midnight.
The plaintive song of the nightingale seemed to threnode the passing of the day into darkness.
Even the statues atop the grave seemed forever to threnode the fleeting nature of life and love.
The tolling of the iron bells seemed to threnode the inexorable passing of the hours.
The wandering soul was said to threnode among the ruins of its life, regretting paths untraveled.
The ancient Greek women, with their masks of tragedy, threnode the sorrows of humanity.
The wind whistling through the graveyard seemed endlessly to threnode for the lives and loves now faded into memory.
Though the body has turned to dust, the spirit continues endlessly to threnode the fate dealt by the gods.
The tale is one of love and loss, full of threnodies for impossible dreams and fleeting moments of joy.