Vigil
Vigil (noun) /ˈvɪdʒ.ɪl/
the act of staying awake at night to watch for danger, look after an ill person or pray – night watch – watch – wake – festival eve:
Vigil in context
Little Ben’s worried parents maintained a constant vigil by his bedside at the hospital, wishing for his health.
After the tragic incident, the entire community gathered to hold a solemn vigil at the town square. Candles flickered softly in the night as people stood in silent reflection, honoring the memories of those they had lost. The vigil provided a moment of collective grieving and support, allowing everyone to find some comfort in each other’s presence. As the night progressed, stories were shared, tears were shed, and a sense of unity emerged, showing that even in the face of profound sorrow, the community could stand together with strength and compassion.
Antonyms
Parts of speech
- Adjective: vigilant
- Adverb: vigilantly
- Noun: vigilance
