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lament

lament <a lament; laments> N

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The song's lyrics tell of a woman in old age, who laments the fact that she has lost her youth and looks.
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They were lamenting the fact that such unrighteousness was rampant, and they are feeling sorry in light of the heavy responsibility of it.
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She resists the pressure to go manhunting with her girlfriends and laments the days when the girls had fun together without boys.
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The poem takes aim at the corruption of society and laments the rise of evil.
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It characterized the trial court's decision as thorough, thoughtful and well-reasoned while also lamenting that there were no good alternatives in the case.
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They lament their childhood as slaves with no parents or playtime, sing of freedom, and dream of being princesses.
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In this case she would be lamenting and pining after her son, hoping that he was okay, and not her lover.
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She wishes that they could just live in this moment and laments that they both have to go to work.
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Moreover, a male character that laments has somehow been musically emasculated.
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Separation from their lover led them to strongly lament and moan their state, although, once they finally meet, they are at a loss of words.
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