Moirologist
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Moirologist is a noun meaning (rare) A professional mourner.
Meaning
(rare) A professional mourner.
Example Sentences
Even as recently as the early 1900s, there was a report of a moirologists' strike in Paris.
Cancel the eulogies and send the moirologists home. We don’t need them just yet. It turns out the death of the Columbus art scene was an exaggeration after all.
You simply have to imagine the sad baby is wailing on your behalf, expressing the grief and despair you have buried deep, deep within yourself. Somewhat akin to an infant moirologist. It vents for we cannot, due to society's scorn.
The moirologists will sing of the loneliness of the living, of the horrors of death, of the black earth, and the cold dreary frozen Hades; and, in the strange language of hyperbole, in which they love to indulge, they will wonder how the sun could venture to shine on so lamentable a scene as the one before them.
Word Forms
- moirologists
Synonyms for moirologist
Depending on context, synonyms include wailer.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include mourner, mute, wailer, weeper, waileress, mortician.
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