requiem
/rɪˈkwɪɛm/Definitions
1. noun
a musical composition, especially a mass for the dead, typically sombre in character, or a poem or piece of music expressing mourning or remembrance.
“The requiem mass was a beautiful tribute to the deceased musician.”
2. noun
a lament or expression of mourning, especially for someone who has died.
“The politician’s requiem for the victims of the disaster was heartfelt.”
3. verb
to say or sing a requiem for (someone) as a way of expressing mourning or remembrance.
“The poet will requiem the fallen soldier in her next collection.”