9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Wail' in a Sentence
"To make a long, sad cry without using words, often at a high pitch, expressing grief or suffering, such as when in pain." more
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The child's wail of frustration echoed through the room as he struggled with the challenging puzzle.
As the ambulance passes by, people are wailing in concern for the injured.
During the horror movie, a distant wail echoed through the haunted mansion on the screen.
The anguished wail of the character echoed through the film, conveying a deep sense of despair.
The police siren continued to wail as they chased the suspect through the city streets.
She wailed in despair when she discovered her lost wallet.
As the curtains close, the audience will have wailed in awe of the performance.
Despite the pain in her heart, she had been wailing a beautiful song that echoed through the empty hall.
The toddler will have been wailing for attention after being left alone.
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