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elegize

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Elegize (verb) means to write a mournful poem in memory of someone.

verb
1
To write a mournful poem in memory of someone.
2
To write an elegy.
3
To express sadness about something, as a mournful poem might.
"He elegized his lost comrades."
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What is the meaning of elegize?
"elegize" (verb) means to write a mournful poem in memory of someone.
What is another word for elegize?
Other words for "elegize" include elegise, bemoan, keen, grieve, bewail, mourn.
What are the different meanings of elegize?
"elegize" has 3 main meanings: 1. To write a mournful poem in memory of someone; 2. To write an elegy; 3. To express sadness about something, as a mournful poem might.

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