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Filter by Meaning The haunting keening of the wind through the trees added to the eerie atmosphere of the haunted house.
The keening notes of the bagpipes resonated through the air during the memorial ceremony.
The keening cries of the bereaved could be heard at the gravesite.
The eerie keening of the ghostly apparition sent shivers down their spines.
The old house was rumored to be haunted, with ghostly keening heard at night.
The mourners' keening filled the air as they bid farewell to their beloved friend.
The ancient ritual of keening has been passed down through generations in our family.
The village came together to perform the age-old keening ritual, a poignant tribute to their departed elders.
The keening of mourners echoed through the somber church as they bid farewell to their beloved pastor.
In ancient Celtic rituals, women would often keening during funeral rites to honor the departed.
The ancient ritual involved keening to honor the spirits of the ancestors.
The injured bird emitted a keening cry, signaling its distress.
The women gathered in the cemetery, their voices intertwining in a mournful keening that honored the departed.
The keening voices of the choir brought tears to the audience's eyes.
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