funereal

Synonyms for funereal

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Antonyms for funereal

adjective. depressing

adjective. depressing

adjective. depressing

adjective. depressing, unhappy

adjective. discouraging, upsetting

Word Origin & History

1725, from funeral by influence of Middle French funerail, from Latin funereus "of a funeral," from funus "funeral; death."

Let her go abroad with her monotonous voice and her funereal fantasies!

What do they all mean by looking at me with such a funereal air?

To the onlooker who does not know its hazards faro is a funereal game.

However, he could not remain indefinitely under the funereal blackboard.

This tall Mme. Polge is funereal in her green dress, the ideal of dry-nurses.

When the ship was twelve hours on its way, the atmosphere inside it was funereal.

There are the funereal stelæ, with their quiet expression of sorrow, of hope, of resignation.

I will respect them, and deny myself the honor of performing the funereal rites.

Stately, magnificent, if you will, but funereal in their gloom.

Make a confidant of that funereal mute and deny me the truth!