Plaintive
Plaintive adjective - Expressing or suggesting mourning.
Valedictory and plaintive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Valedictory" instead an adjective "Plaintive".
Nearby Words: plaint, plaintively
Valedictory
Valedictory adjective - Given, taken, or performed at parting.
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Synonyms for Valedictory
Plaintive and valedictory are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Plaintive" instead an adjective "Valedictory".
Nearby Words: valediction, valedictorian
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Related pairs
- melancholy and plaintive
- melancholy and valedictory
- sad and plaintive
- sad and valedictory
- sorrowful and plaintive
- sorrowful and valedictory
- poignant and plaintive
- poignant and valedictory
- lamenting and plaintive
- lamenting and valedictory
- dolorous and plaintive
- dolorous and valedictory
- doleful and plaintive
- doleful and valedictory
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