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bewail

verb as in cry over, lament

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As his power ballad bewails, he's just Ken.

From Salon

And of course, articles bewailing “the death of newspaper comics” will certainly show up.

Damon Wise of Deadline also noted that Depp's role is "suspiciously light on dialogue" but bewailed the lack of passion on screen.

From BBC

A recent flurry of news articles bewailed our great American backwardness in wine drinking, quoting one of those dodgy market research surveys that seemed to be all over the map.

What profit to bewail that which has always been and cannot change?

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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