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Filter by Meaning The keening wind howled through the cracks in the old, abandoned house.
The keening wind echoed through the desolate landscape.
The keening cries of the wounded soldier could be heard from the battlefield.
The keening wind whistled through the empty streets.
The abandoned house stood in the distance, its broken windows and overgrown garden giving it a keening presence.
The keening wind echoed through the empty streets, adding to the eerie atmosphere of the abandoned town.
The marathon runner pushed through the pain with a keening determination, longing to cross the finish line.
The wanderer stood on the mountaintop, feeling the keening wind against his face, yearning for freedom and adventure.
The air raid siren's keening pierced through the city, signaling imminent danger.
The traditional keening at the Irish wake added an emotional element to the farewell ceremony.
The keening wind rattled the windows of the old haunted house.
The keening wind howled through the abandoned house, adding to its haunted atmosphere.
The wind howled through the empty streets, creating a keening sound.
The marathon runner felt a keening desire to cross the finish line and claim victory.
The traveler explored foreign lands with a keening spirit, constantly seeking new experiences.
The keening of the wind could be heard through the cracks in the old wooden cabin.
The sound of keening could be heard from afar, drawing people to the funeral grounds to pay their respects.
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