jeremiad
/ˌdʒer.əˈmaɪ.əd/Word connections
noun
/ˌdʒer.əˈmaɪ.əd/Существительное, обозначающее длинную, скорбную жалобу или сетование, часто выражающее глубокую печаль или обиду.
Sustantivo que designa una queja o lamentación larga y plañidera, a menudo expresando profunda tristeza o resentimiento.
Nom désignant une longue et douloureuse plainte ou lamentation, souvent exprimant une profonde tristesse ou un ressentiment.
Substantiv, das eine lange, klagende Beschwerde oder Wehklage bezeichnet, oft Ausdruck tiefer Trauer oder Kränkung.
Substantivo que designa uma longa e dolorosa queixa ou lamentação, frequentemente expressando tristeza profunda ou ressentimento.
名词,指长篇的悲叹、哀诉或抱怨,常表达深切的悲伤、不满或对社会弊病的沉痛控诉。
اسم يشير إلى شكوى طويلة حزينة أو عتاب مؤثر، كثيرًا ما يعبّر عن أسى عميق أو مرارة أو إحساس بالظلم.
A noun referring to a long, mournful complaint or lamentation, often expressing deep sorrow or grievance.
Long mournful complaintC2formal
A prolonged and sorrowful lamentation or complaint, often about a situation or the state of society.
Долгая скорбная жалоба
Lamentación prolongada
Jérémiade (longue plainte)
Wehklage
Lamentação longa e dolorosa
长篇悲叹
شكوى حزينة طويلة
- The politician's speech turned into a jeremiad about the decline of moral values.
- Her letter to the editor was a jeremiad against modern technology.
- The book is a jeremiad on the loss of traditional craftsmanship.
Synonymscomplaintdiatribelamentlamentationphilippicscreedtiradewail
Forms
- jeremiads plural form
- jeremiads' possessive plural form
- jeremiad's possessive singular form
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