threnode
American
[three-nohd, thren-ohd]
/ ˈθri noʊd, ˈθrɛn oʊd /
noun
Etymology
Origin of threnode
1855–60; by alteration; ode
Example Sentences
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The Threnode of the Laureate was duly forthcoming.
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