WAILED Meaning and
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Wailed is a verb that refers to the act of emitting a long, high-pitched cry or lamentation, usually expressing grief, pain, or distress. This action is often accompanied by a loud and mournful sound, which may be characterized by a prolonged and intense tone or a series of piercing, vocalized cries. The term conveys a sense of deep sorrow, desperation, or intense emotional anguish.
When someone wails, they typically let out an involuntary and unrestrained outburst of sorrow, often in response to a significant loss, sorrowful event, or physical suffering. It is commonly associated with mourning over the death of a loved one or expressing immense grief during funerals or wakes. However, it can also be used to describe any instance where someone vocally and powerfully expresses deep emotional pain or distress.
Wailing is a natural human response to overwhelming emotions and is often accompanied by physical gestures such as crying, sobbing, or weeping. The sound itself can be characterized as loud, mournful, and piercing, serving as an audible expression of the individual's inner turmoil and distress. The act of wailing is universal and has been observed in various cultures and communities as a part of their mourning rituals or as a way to express profound suffering.
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Etymology of WAILED
The word "wailed" can be traced back to the Middle English term "wailen", which originated from the Old Norse word "vǫlva", meaning "to sing magical songs". In Old English, "wailan" meant "to lament, to moan or weep", and it evolved into "wailen" in Middle English, retaining a similar meaning. Over time, the word "wailed" has come to denote a loud, prolonged cry or wail expressing grief, sorrow, or anguish.
Conjugate verb Wailed
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