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the depleted state of, moaning girl, pain

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  1. groan, moanverb

    an utterance expressing pain or disapproval

    Synonyms:
    groan

  2. groan, moanverb

    indicate pain, discomfort, or displeasure

    «The students groaned when the professor got out the exam booklets»; «The ancient door soughed when opened»

    Synonyms:
    groan

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  1. Christina G. Rossetti:

    In the bleak midwinter Frosty wind made moan, Earth stood hard as iron, Water like a stone Snow had fallen, snow on snow, Snow on snow, In the bleak midwinter, Long ago.

  2. Lewis Lapham:

    We might make a public moan in the newspapers about the decay of conscience, but in private conversation, no matter what crimes a man may have committed or how cynically he may have debased his talent or his friends, variations on the answer Yes, but I did it for the money, satisfy all but the most tiresome objections.

  3. Christina Rossetti, A Christmas Carol:

    In the bleak midwinter Frosty wind made moan, Earth stood hard as iron, Water like a stone; Snow had fallen, snow on snow, Snow on snow, In the bleak midwinter, Long ago.

  4. Daniel Irwin:

    Last time I saw him, he was lying on the floor making a sustained monotone moan.

  5. Atsushi Hirano:

    My grandfather didn’t really like to speak about the war. At night, he would moan in his sleep. He would scream sometimes and I assumed it was because of the war, but I always thought I couldn’t ask about it and then he died six years ago. I wish I had asked him more.


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  • أنينArabic
  • gemegar, llamentar-se, plànyer-se, gemecCatalan, Valencian
  • sténat, nářekCzech
  • Stöhnen, StGerman
  • ĝemadoEsperanto
  • quejar, gemir, quejido, gemidoSpanish
  • voihkinta, voihkina, voihkia, ähkiäFinnish
  • gémissement, geindre, gémir, mugirFrench
  • caoidhScottish Gaelic
  • nyögés, nyögHungarian
  • mengerangIndonesian
  • gemere, lamentarsi, gemitoItalian
  • 呻き声, 呻き, 呻くJapanese
  • 신음 소리Korean
  • ofîn, axîn, oxîn, nalînKurdish
  • vaids, vaidētLatvian
  • wheo, ngū, aurere, wheowheoMāori
  • kreunen, klagen, kreunDutch
  • narzekać, jęczeć, jękPolish
  • reclamar, lamento, gemer, queixar-se, gemidoPortuguese
  • geamăt, gemeRomanian
  • стонать, стонRussian
  • stönande, stöna, stönSwedish

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[ mˈə͡ʊn], [ mˈə‍ʊn], [ m_ˈəʊ_n]

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  • n.

    • gurgle,
    • grunt,
    • drone,
    • cluck,
    • babble.

    • bay,
    • protest,
    • sounds.

    • take something further,
    • raise the roof,
    • lodge,
    • kick up a fuss/stink/argument.

    • shed tears.

    complaint (noun)

    • dis-satisfaction,
    • dis-satisfactions,
    • re presentation,
    • ex-postulations,
    • re-monstrances,
    • fault-findings,
    • fault finding,
    • re presentations,
    • ex postulation,
    • fault findings,
    • ex postulations,
    • faultfindings,
    • dis satisfactions,
    • re monstrances,
    • re-monstrance,
    • ex-postulation,
    • re monstrance,
    • CCS,
    • re-presentations,
    • dis satisfaction.

    gripe (noun)

    • dis order,
    • dis-order,
    • in dispositions,
    • in disposition,
    • in-dispositions,
    • dis-tress,
    • dis tresses,
    • dis tress,
    • in-disposition,
    • dis-tresses,
    • dis orders,
    • dis-orders,
    • achings.

    groan, complaint (noun)

    • sob,
    • grouse,
    • beef,
    • lament.

    growl (noun)

    • Gnarred,
    • Gnarring,
    • gnarrs.

    howl (noun)

    • out cries,
    • outcrying,
    • out cried,
    • out-cried,
    • out-crying,
    • out-cry,
    • out-cries,
    • out crying.

    lament/lamentation (noun)

    • grievings,
    • complainings.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • jeremiad,
    • gripe,
    • quested,
    • white noise,
    • keenings,
    • complaint,
    • threnody,
    • gnarls,
    • gnarl,
    • siss,
    • Gnarr,
    • stink,
    • outcried,
    • plaints,
    • whine,
    • plaintive cry,
    • growl,
    • weepings,
    • Baying,
    • moanings,
    • broadcasting noise,
    • Gnarling,
    • guff,
    • yip,
    • rumble,
    • questing,
    • keening,
    • white sound,
    • plaint,
    • electrical noise,
    • yipping,
    • sissing,
    • yipped,
    • Re-presentation,
    • lamentation,
    • Bayed.

    voice (noun)

    • emission,
    • utterance,
    • articulation,
    • exclamation,
    • speech,
    • pronunciation,
    • intonation,
    • enunciation.

    whine (noun)

    • plaintive cries.

    white noise (noun)

    • broadcasting noises,
    • sissings,
    • electrical noises,
    • sisses,
    • white sounds,
    • hissings,
    • white-noise.
  • n. & v.

    howl (noun, verb)

    • out cry.

    Other relevant words: (noun, verb)

    • howl,
    • howling,
    • yips.
  • v.

    bewail (verb)

    • be wail,
    • singing blues,
    • sang blues,
    • be-moaned,
    • eating heart out,
    • sings the blues,
    • be-wailed,
    • be-wailing,
    • grieved for,
    • sung the blues,
    • weeping over,
    • be moaned,
    • ate heart out,
    • sang the blues,
    • be-moan,
    • grieving for,
    • expresses sorrow,
    • sings blues,
    • be-moans,
    • be moans,
    • be moan,
    • sung blues,
    • be-moaning,
    • sing blues,
    • be wails,
    • eats heart out,
    • be-wails,
    • be wailing,
    • be moaning,
    • be wailed,
    • expressed sorrow,
    • grieves for,
    • weeps over,
    • be-wail.

    bitch (verb)

    • moans and groan,
    • pissing and moan about,
    • pissed and moan about,
    • piss moan about,
    • moaning and groan,
    • pisses and moan about,
    • pisses moan about,
    • moaned groan,
    • moans groan,
    • pissing moan about,
    • pissed moan about,
    • moaning groan,
    • moaned and groan,
    • moan groan.

    complain (verb)

    • dis-approve,
    • dis agrees,
    • makes a fuss,
    • dis sent,
    • looking askance,
    • made fuss,
    • pro testing,
    • sounds off,
    • dis agreed,
    • ex postulating,
    • dis approves,
    • ex postulates,
    • kicked a fuss,
    • kicks fuss,
    • dis-agreed,
    • dis approve,
    • in-dict,
    • in dict,
    • dis approving,
    • made a fuss,
    • sounding off,
    • kicks up fuss,
    • kicked up a fuss,
    • kicks up a fuss,
    • kick fuss,
    • pro tested,
    • kick a fuss,
    • kicking up fuss,
    • dis-agreeing,
    • pro-testing,
    • making fuss,
    • looked askance,
    • ex-postulate,
    • finds fault,
    • kicked fuss,
    • dis agree,
    • kicks a fuss,
    • kicking fuss,
    • took exception to,
    • dis-sent,
    • dis-agrees,
    • makes fuss,
    • sounded off,
    • pro-tested,
    • looks askance,
    • making a fuss,
    • kicking a fuss,
    • dis sents,
    • ex postulate,
    • make fuss,
    • dis-approving,
    • ex-postulates,
    • ex-postulated,
    • dis approved,
    • found fault,
    • kicked up fuss,
    • ex postulated,
    • kick up fuss,
    • dis agreeing,
    • dis-approves,
    • finding fault,
    • taking exception to,
    • kicking up a fuss,
    • dis-sents,
    • takes exception to,
    • ex-postulating,
    • dis-agree,
    • dis-approved.

    cry (verb)

    • cheer,
    • holler,
    • whoop,
    • scream,
    • call,
    • bawl,
    • shriek,
    • yell,
    • shout.

    deplore (verb)

    • ate one’s heart out,
    • disapproves of,
    • eats one heart out,
    • eating one’s heart out,
    • eat one heart out,
    • sorrows over,
    • was against,
    • eating ones heart out,
    • eating one heart out,
    • eats one’s heart out,
    • disapproving of,
    • wast against,
    • sorrowing over,
    • wert against,
    • objected to,
    • disapproved of,
    • ate ones heart out,
    • art against,
    • sorrowed over,
    • am against,
    • ate one heart out,
    • being against,
    • objects to,
    • are against,
    • eat ones heart out,
    • were against,
    • eats ones heart out,
    • objecting to.

    gripe (verb)

    • kvetches,
    • kvetched,
    • blows off,
    • blowing off,
    • blew off.

    groan, complain (verb)

    • bemoan,
    • carp,
    • keen.

    hum (verb)

    • bombilating,
    • bombinated,
    • sings low,
    • bombinates,
    • bombilates,
    • bombilated,
    • singing low,
    • sung low,
    • sang low.

    lament (verb)

    • agonize,
    • sniffle,
    • decry,
    • snuffle,
    • clamor,
    • long.

    mourn (verb)

    • art brokenhearted,
    • wearing black,
    • wast brokenhearted,
    • was sad,
    • wert sad,
    • is brokenhearted,
    • wrings hands,
    • art sad,
    • was brokenhearted,
    • am brokenhearted,
    • wringing hands,
    • wast sad,
    • wrung hands,
    • wears black,
    • wore black,
    • are brokenhearted,
    • being sad,
    • wert brokenhearted,
    • is sad,
    • were sad,
    • are sad,
    • were brokenhearted,
    • am sad,
    • being brokenhearted,
    • longed for.

    murmur (verb)

    • stagewhisper,
    • susurrated,
    • susurrating,
    • stage whispering,
    • stagewhispering,
    • susurrates,
    • stage whispered,
    • stage-whispers,
    • stagewhispers,
    • stagewhispered,
    • stage-whispered,
    • stage-whispering.

    regret (verb)

    • had qualms,
    • crying over spilled milk,
    • looked back,
    • hadst qualms,
    • feeling sorry,
    • feels uneasy,
    • are sorry for,
    • being disturbed,
    • has qualms,
    • felt uneasy,
    • cries over,
    • looks back,
    • had compunctions,
    • feeling uneasy,
    • hath compunctions,
    • art sorry for,
    • am disturbed,
    • having compunctions,
    • felt sorry,
    • hath qualms,
    • haddest compunctions,
    • cried over spilled milk,
    • was sorry for,
    • am sorry for,
    • wast disturbed,
    • crying over,
    • haddest qualms,
    • wert sorry for,
    • wert disturbed,
    • hast compunctions,
    • having qualms,
    • cried over,
    • was disturbed,
    • were sorry for,
    • kicks oneself,
    • hast qualms,
    • cries over spilled milk,
    • has compunctions,
    • wast sorry for,
    • feels sorry,
    • kicked oneself,
    • were disturbed,
    • hadst compunctions,
    • feeling remorse,
    • are disturbed,
    • is disturbed,
    • kicking oneself.

    repine (verb)

    • re pined,
    • re-pine,
    • re pines,
    • re-pined,
    • re pine,
    • ning,
    • re-pining,
    • re pining,
    • re-pines.

    sigh (verb)

    • ex hales,
    • ex-hale,
    • ex haling,
    • ex-hales,
    • re-spired,
    • ex-haling,
    • re spiring,
    • re-spires,
    • ex-haled,
    • ex hale,
    • re spires,
    • re spired,
    • ex haled,
    • re-spiring,
    • re spire,
    • re-spire.

    sorrow (verb)

    • crying river,
    • hanging crepe,
    • hung crepe,
    • hanged crepe,
    • cries a river,
    • cried a river,
    • cry river,
    • hangs crepe,
    • cried river,
    • crying a river,
    • cries river.

    sound (verb)

    • re sound,
    • re-sounded,
    • re sounding,
    • Re-sound,
    • re-sounding,
    • re sounds,
    • re-sounds.

    vocalize (verb)

    • belting out,
    • ex pressed,
    • belts out,
    • ex press,
    • ex-pressing,
    • ex pressing,
    • canaried,
    • canarying,
    • belted out,
    • ex-press.

    voice (verb)

    • emit,
    • speak,
    • enunciate,
    • pronounce,
    • whisper,
    • utter,
    • exclaim,
    • intone,
    • articulate,
    • voice.

    wail (verb)

    • cried the blues,
    • cry blues,
    • cries blues,
    • cried blues,
    • crying blues,
    • cries the blues,
    • crying the blues.
  • Other synonyms:

    • fizz,
    • hue and cry,
    • fusillade,
    • putter,
    • Ouch,
    • remonstrance,
    • whirr,
    • OW,
    • mouth off,
    • clunk,
    • whir,
    • ululation,
    • earful,
    • complain of,
    • static,
    • writhe.

    • cry out,
    • rumbling,
    • protestation,
    • yelp,
    • uproar,
    • rant,
    • yowl,
    • brouhaha,
    • kick up,
    • start on,
    • quibble,
    • verbal,
    • bellyache,
    • thud.

    • representation.

    • throb.

    • start.

    • pitch.

    cry

    • weep,
    • sheds tears,
    • letting go,
    • Boohoo,
    • blubs,
    • let it all out,
    • mewls,
    • dissolve in tears,
    • keened,
    • Squalled,
    • mewl,
    • Mewling,
    • let go,
    • ring the blues,
    • break down,
    • Mewled,
    • squalling,
    • letting out,
    • keens,
    • dissolved in tears,
    • blub,
    • breaking down,
    • burst into tears,
    • blubbed,
    • shedding tears,
    • Boohooed,
    • put on the weeps,
    • Boohooing,
    • lets go,
    • turn on waterworks,
    • shed bitter tears,
    • blubbing.

    lament

    • beat one’s breast,
    • kick self,
    • take it hard.

    niggle

    • niggle.

    Other relevant words:

    • hated,
    • thrum,
    • sorrow over,
    • stutter,
    • wept over,
    • yodel,
    • anguished,
    • Stammered,
    • give out,
    • Ned,
    • Purling,
    • bombinate,
    • bombilate,
    • crab,
    • remonstrate,
    • deplore,
    • be sad,
    • kvetching,
    • sough,
    • groan,
    • hum,
    • grumbling,
    • blow off,
    • weep over,
    • bewail,
    • regret,
    • suspires,
    • repine,
    • verbalize,
    • mutter,
    • wear black,
    • Moaned,
    • let out,
    • suspiring,
    • longing for,
    • eat one’s heart out,
    • grieve,
    • sigh,
    • susurrate,
    • cry the blues,
    • suspire,
    • wring hands,
    • Whirred,
    • grouch,
    • disapprove of,
    • sing the blues,
    • Gurgling,
    • grumped,
    • eat heart out,
    • expressing sorrow,
    • Purring,
    • piss and moan about,
    • find fault,
    • Thrumming,
    • whimper,
    • kick up a fuss,
    • Bumming,
    • Thrummed,
    • is against,
    • sing low,
    • Suspired,
    • wailing,
    • Purred,
    • look askance,
    • cry a river,
    • grieve for,
    • wail,
    • thrums,
    • belt out,
    • bitch,
    • beefed,
    • stage-whisper,
    • grumping,
    • express sorrow,
    • sound,
    • groused,
    • N,
    • beefing,
    • Bummed,
    • murmur,
    • kvetch,
    • make a fuss,
    • canary,
    • let it out,
    • mourn,
    • grumble,
    • take exception to,
    • object to,
    • cry,
    • complain,
    • Bleating,
    • moan and groan,
    • Purled,
    • vocalize,
    • rue,
    • Rued,
    • bombinating,
    • sound off,
    • NS,
    • sorrow,
    • Fussed,
    • jowled,
    • be against,
    • long for,
    • purls,
    • Hates,
    • Fussing,
    • hang crepe,
    • canaries,
    • yammer,
    • longs for,
    • indict,
    • grousing,
    • be brokenhearted,
    • singing the blues,
    • jowling,
    • Bleated,
    • ululate,
    • purl.

    regret

    • look back,
    • have compunctions,
    • be disturbed,
    • felt remorse,
    • kick oneself,
    • cry over,
    • Regretted,
    • feel sorry,
    • cry over spilled milk,
    • feel uneasy,
    • be sorry for,
    • feel remorse,
    • have qualms,
    • being sorry for,
    • looking back,
    • feels remorse,
    • is sorry for.

    sound

    • shrills,
    • Shrilled,
    • Clanged,
    • shrilling,
    • clanging.

    Other relevant words (noun):

    • ailment,
    • animadvert,
    • squall,
    • dirge,
    • deplorable,
    • accusation,
    • bellow,
    • yawp,
    • melancholy,
    • sad,
    • breathe,
    • tell off,
    • snarl,
    • sniff,
    • elegize,
    • gloomy,
    • downcast,
    • groaning,
    • fret,
    • funereal,
    • dolorous,
    • tirade,
    • baa,
    • charge,
    • Whinge,
    • pitiful,
    • heaving,
    • depressed,
    • rend the air,
    • lamentable,
    • dejected,
    • doleful,
    • bad,
    • dress down,
    • heave,
    • knell,
    • blubber,
    • Miserere,
    • kick,
    • join together,
    • tears,
    • opine,
    • mew,
    • miserable,
    • sing,
    • dreary,
    • lugubrious,
    • outcry,
    • roar,
    • bleat,
    • monody,
    • elegy,
    • squawk,
    • objection,
    • swoon,
    • harp on,
    • accuse,
    • Gravamen,
    • fuss,
    • snivel,
    • pipe,
    • planctus,
    • bleak,
    • indicate pain,
    • screech,
    • yawl,
    • draw up,
    • let loose,
    • pensive,
    • cavil,
    • criticism,
    • suffer,
    • pule,
    • piteous,
    • greet,
    • suspiration,
    • grizzle,
    • criticize,
    • gasp,
    • inveigh,
    • bark,
    • grievance,
    • dismal,
    • moon,
    • jammer,
    • grave,
    • nag,
    • rave against,
    • whistle,
    • moaning.

How to use «Moan» in context?

What is a moan?

When people moan, they are making a low, uncontrolled sound that usually indicates pleasure. Sometimes people moan for attention, for comfort, or for sexual pleasure.

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    • Verb, base form
      complain.

Homophones for Moan:

  • mamma, minimum, mao, may, mho, mommy, mania, maim, M.M., maya, moneyman, mine, miaow, Moonie, monoamine, many an, mean, moue, may 24, mammea, maw, moon, minah, memo, mayhem, maia, m2, manama, mahimahi, mown, ma, m3, mo, many, mu, 8 May 1945, myoma, man, men, ma’am, mina, menominee, mummy, main, mien, minim, menuhin, mom, min, miaou, mew, menu, mooneye, m1, miami, mon, mini, meme, maha, minion, meany, momma, meanie, menomini, monomania, mayan, mammon, mimeo, mya, mamo, myna, mahan, manannan, miao, me, mono, mime, m-1, mannheim, mam, moo, minium, mum, mei, mahoe, Moho, maoi, mammee, maine, mahayana, mann, Minyan, moon on, Mone, mem, muumuu, moa, moony, mn, meow, mamey, mym, M, muon, mahonia, mynah, money, moynihan, mm, may 1, many a, mi, mama, manna, moen, mammy, minoan, mow, mane, mayenne, may wine, mona, mayhaw, minnow, mnium, mayo, maui.

Word of the Day

re organize

Synonyms:
accommodate,
adapt,
adjust,
alter,
alternate,
commute,
convert,
diminish,
diverge,
diversify.

Resources

  • MOAN synonyms at Thesaurus.com
  • MOAN synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
  • Powerthesaurus.org
    — MOAN synonyms
  • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of MOAN
  • YourDictionary
    — another words for MOAN
  • gripe
  • sigh
  • sob
  • wail
  • whine
  • beef
  • cry
  • grouse
  • grumble
  • lament
  • lamentation
  • plaint
  • carp
  • grieve
  • gripe
  • grumble
  • mourn
  • sigh
  • sob
  • wail
  • bemoan
  • bewail
  • deplore
  • grouse
  • keen
  • lament
  • whine

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How to use moan in a sentence

The gnarled hands shut up into clenched fists, and the feeble voice trailed off in an agonized moan.

RAW GOLDBERTRAND W. SINCLAIR

Then a moan, then a howl and a shriek arose which reached from group to group, from house to house, from square to forest.

A LOST HEROELIZABETH STUART PHELPS WARD AND HERBERT D. WARD

With a low moan her head sunk upon the old man’s knee, and she shook and trembled with violent emotion.

THE WORLD BEFORE THEMSUSANNA MOODIE

«I refuse,» she answered, her arms falling, her voice a low moan of the most utter despair.

THEY LOOKED AND LOVEDMRS. ALEX MCVEIGH MILLER

One is frequently reminded of the story of the woman whose moan when her baby died was: «What excuse can I give John now?»

THE LEAVEN IN A GREAT CITYLILLIAN WILLIAM BETTS

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WORDS RELATED TO MOAN

  • bemoan
  • deplore
  • eat heart out
  • express sorrow
  • grieve for
  • moan
  • mourn
  • regret
  • repent
  • rue
  • sing the blues
  • take on
  • wail
  • weep over
  • carp
  • crab
  • criticize
  • fuss
  • gripe
  • grouse
  • grumble
  • grump
  • moan
  • moan and groan
  • piss and moan about
  • whine
  • carps
  • crabs
  • criticizes
  • fusses
  • gripes
  • grouses
  • grumbles
  • grumps
  • moan and groans
  • moans
  • piss and moans about
  • whines
  • accuse
  • ascribe
  • attack
  • beef
  • bellyache
  • bemoan
  • bewail
  • bitch
  • carp
  • cavil
  • charge
  • contravene
  • criticize
  • defy
  • demur
  • denounce
  • deplore
  • deprecate
  • differ
  • disagree
  • disapprove
  • dissent
  • expostulate
  • find fault
  • fret
  • fuss
  • gainsay
  • grieve
  • gripe
  • groan
  • grouse
  • growl
  • grumble
  • impute
  • indict
  • kick up a fuss
  • lament
  • lay
  • look askance
  • make a fuss
  • moan
  • nag
  • object
  • oppose
  • protest
  • refute
  • remonstrate
  • repine
  • reproach
  • snivel
  • sound off
  • take exception to
  • wail
  • whimper
  • whine
  • yammer
  • accused
  • ascribed
  • attacked
  • beefed
  • bellyached
  • bemoaned
  • bewailed
  • bitched
  • carped
  • cavilled
  • charged
  • contravened
  • criticized
  • defied
  • demurred
  • denounced
  • deplored
  • deprecated
  • differed
  • disagreed
  • disapproved
  • dissented
  • expostulated
  • found fault
  • fretted
  • fussed
  • gainsaid
  • grieved
  • griped
  • groaned
  • groused
  • growled
  • grumbled
  • imputed
  • indicted
  • kicked up a fuss
  • lamented
  • lay
  • looked askance
  • made a fuss
  • moaned
  • nagged
  • objected
  • opposed
  • protested
  • refuted
  • remonstrated
  • repined
  • reproached
  • snivelled
  • sounded off
  • took exception to
  • wailed
  • whimpered
  • whined
  • yammered
  • CC
  • accusation
  • annoyance
  • beef
  • cavil
  • charge
  • clamor
  • criticism
  • dissatisfaction
  • expostulation
  • fault-finding
  • grievance
  • gripe
  • grouse
  • grumble
  • guff
  • jeremiad
  • kick
  • lament
  • moan
  • objection
  • plaint
  • protest
  • protestation
  • rap
  • remonstrance
  • remonstration
  • representation
  • reproach
  • rumble
  • squawk
  • stink
  • trouble
  • wail
  • whine

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