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Filter by Meaning The sound of keening pierced the silence of the night, a heartbreaking lament for the deceased.
Her keening wails echoed through the funeral hall, filled with sorrow.
The artist painted with a keening heart, yearning to capture the beauty of nature on the canvas.
The mourners joined in a collective keening, their voices blending in a sorrowful chorus that echoed through the valley.
The old woman's keening pierced the night as she grieved the passing of her only son.
The widow sat alone in her empty house, keening softly for the husband she had lost.
The sound of keening echoed through the empty halls of the castle.
The keening aroma of freshly baked bread wafted through the bakery.
The haunting melody of the keening bagpipes played at the memorial service brought a sense of solemnity to the occasion.
The artist's brush moved across the canvas with a keening grace, expressing her deep longing for freedom.
The scientist dedicated countless hours to research, driven by a keening curiosity to unlock the mysteries of the universe.
The violinist played a sorrowful melody, evoking a keening tone from the instrument.
The collective keening of the crowd created an atmosphere of deep sorrow and grief.
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