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Filter by Meaning The keening stench of decay emanated from the garbage dumpster, making it difficult to pass by.
The abandoned dog let out a keening howl, yearning for a loving home.
The abandoned puppy let out a keening howl, desperately yearning for someone to rescue it.
The marathon runner pushed through the pain with a keening determination, longing to cross the finish line.
The wounded animal emitted a keening cry, pleading for help.
As the casket was lowered into the ground, the mourners erupted in heart-wrenching keening, expressing their sorrow.
The mournful keening of the women in black veils set a somber tone for the entire funeral procession.
The keening howls of the wolf pierced the silence of the night.
The keening cry of the wolf in the distance sent shivers down their spines.
The keening howls of the wolves echoed through the forest, creating an eerie symphony of sound.
The marathon runner felt a keening desire to cross the finish line and claim victory.
The wounded animal emitted a haunting keening sound in the distance.
The keening of the grieving widow touched the hearts of everyone present, evoking a sense of empathy and compassion.
The keening voices of the choir brought tears to the audience's eyes.
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