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Filter by Meaning The keening cry of the baby echoed through the quiet night.
The keening stench of decay emanated from the garbage dumpster, making it difficult to pass by.
The keening whistle of the tea kettle signaled that the water had boiled.
The keening whistle of the teapot signaled that the water was boiling.
The keening mother clutched her child's lifeless body, unable to contain her grief.
The keening cries of the bereaved could be heard at the gravesite.
The young girl gazed out the window with keening eyes, longing for her father's return.
The young girl gazed out the window with keening eyes, longing for the arrival of her absent father.
The mourners' keening filled the air as they bid farewell to their beloved friend.
The mournful keening of the women in black veils set a somber tone for the entire funeral procession.
The keening of mourners echoed through the somber church as they bid farewell to their beloved pastor.
The keening howl of the lost child echoed through the forest, raising concern among the search party.
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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