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Definition of funereal - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
ceremonyrelated to a funeral ceremony or event
- The funereal procession moved slowly through the streets.
2.
emotionhaving a solemn or mournful atmosphere
- The room had a funereal silence after the news.
Expressions with funereal
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silence that feels sad and heavy like at a funeral
A funereal silence filled the room after the bad news.
Origin of funereal
Latin, funereus (of a funeral)
Examples of funereal in a sentence
Her voice was low and funereal. His voice had a funereal tone during the speech. The funereal music set a somber mood.
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- French:funèbre, lugubre, ...
- German:beerdigungsbezogen, traurig, ...
- Italian:funebre, funereo, ...
- Spanish:funerario, lúgubre, ...
- Portuguese:fúnebre, ...
- Chinese:葬礼的, 葬礼般的, ...
- Japanese:葬儀の, 葬式のような, ...
- Arabic:جَنائِزِيّ, جِنَائِزِي, ...
- Hebrew:לְוָויָתִי, קוֹדֵר, ...
- Russian:похоронный, ...
- Ukrainian:похоронний, ...
- Hindi:अंत्येष्टि-संबंधी, गंभीर, ...
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