Definition

bewail

verb
  1. to express deep sorrow or regret about something; to lament
  2. Usage: formal

Examples

  • The villagers bewailed the destruction of their ancient church.
  • She bewailed her lost opportunities in life.
  • The poet bewailed the passing of the old traditions.
  • Citizens bewailed the corruption in their government.
  • He bewailed his foolish decision to quit his job.
  • The mother bewailed her son’s departure for war.

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