funereal

Yesterday, however, the White House was more funereal than celebratory in keeping with the opinion of most voters.

Even the least valid versions agree that it was a typical Monday in a Caribbean October, with a sad rain, low clouds, and a funereal wind.

He seemed to like to give to his thoughts for text these funereal psalmodies filled with the vision of the other world.

It was a hearse, a special carriage used at funereal to take dead bodies to be buried in the cemetery.

The tumult of his thoughts contrasted with the funereal silence of the den.

a coat of hoary moss has gathered over the inscriptions of the mural monuments, and obscured the death's heads, and other funereal emblems.

She was the best-looking woman in the room; she made the dinner a little less funereal than the usual van der Luyden banquet.

"shedding funereal tears over his departed dog" (Ben Jonson).

The mood of the music was almost funereal.

From the banks of the river we could see the shadowy outlines of countless salmon, swimming upstream in funereal convoys.

A step more will make those funereal church bells over your shoulder sound far and sweet as a natural sound.

Many women still regard an all-black look as too masculine, heavy or even funereal.

Both were clad in navy suits, white shirts, and funereal ties.

He asks: "Who to give funereal? "

Or would that be too funereal?

it was a large , dark room , furnished in a funereal manner with black horsehair , and loaded with heavy dark tables

On Relation between the Bury Form of Buddhism in Cave Temple and Traditional Funereal Custom

You're on the wane in funereal winds with a thousand winters within

falter still under a funereal moon