Plaint is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PLAINT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• lamentation, complaint
• an accusation or charge.
• a complaint or lamentation
• Audible expression of sorrow; lamentation; complaint; hence, a mournful song; a lament.
• An accusation or protest on account of an injury.
• A private memorial tendered to a court, in which a person sets forth his cause of action; the exhibiting of an action in writing.
• (United Kingdom) a written statement of the grounds of complaint made to court of law asking for the grievance to be redressed
• a cry of sorrow and grief
• complaint or lamentation

Words related to PLAINT

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Words that contain PLAINT

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How to use PLAINT in a sentence

• But what availeth plaint? It is but breath Forewasted all in vain.
• O father king, Forbear your tears, your plaint will not avail.
• At last when Bedient was beginning his seventh year in the Punjab, there came a letter which held a plaint not to be put aside.
• And the plaint from all humanity was in that undertone, as if to keep him sweet.
• This extraordinary occurrence produced a terrible muddle, for there had not even been a copy taken of the plaint.
• We do beseech you, sir, to give us permission to have the particulars of our grievances heard both by your Majesty and all your French, for we do make plaint of all the French.
• They must needs stay there full nine days, till at last the doughty knights made plaint, that they durst not ride again to their land.
• To you and to God in heaven do I make plaint of our woe.
• They wist not to whom they should make plaint of their mighty wounds.
• The sun was not long in the heavens before the barrel organ, silenced at midnight, renewed its plaint and the business of the day began.
• In the forefront could be distinguished a drowsy waking plaint passing on, and far off the growth of a multiple clamour, marching and expanding.
• There deeply sank into his heart, The plaint of the ladye, He deems she pleads to him for help, And will her saviour be.
• In that instant, with the plaint of the Norse mother in my ears, I knew.
• Then we took up again our holy way, looking at the shades, that lay on the ground already returned to their wonted plaint.
• I swear by God, O King! It is not My wish to make My plaint to thee against them that persecute Me.
• Its plaint was answered from the water as a second of its kind wallowed ashore.
• When the wolves lifted their weird, melancholy plaint to the cold, star-jeweled skies, she listened without the old shudder.
• The plaint of Darwin that he had allowed his taste for music and poetry to atrophy could to-day be made by many intellectual specialists.
• Gulls floated high on lavender wings, their intermittent plaint answering the Indian voices that drifted up from the beach where the canoes were landing.
• Softly, almost imperceptibly these waiting ones took up the mournful plaint, sending it floating out thin and high in answer to the approaching bearers of the dead.
• The plaint of a high-flying gull drifted down to the boy.
• The owl sought out the shadows of the hill, so that hidden in some solitary cavern and happy in its darkness and wisdom, it might listen to the plaint of the nightingale.
• But the whole phrase is a mere foil to the pure melody of the former plaint that now returns in lower strings.
• Then, as in voices of a hymn, chants a more formal liturgy of plaint where the phrase is almost lost in the lowest voice.
• It is the line of sad expressive recitative that heralded the plaint and the love-scene.
• The song departs as it came, through the tearful plaint of double phrase.
• The relentless stride of march too reaches a new height, and one last, moving plaint.
• For several seconds I heard very distinctly the evening plaint of a cricket down at the edge of the wood, a dog barking far away, very far in the valley.
• The first statement in this paragraph of plaint calls for no elaboration.
• The range-cattle had again taken up their plaint, the sounds of the desert night swept across the stony walls of the canon.

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