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bewailing
adjective as in complaining
noun as in cry
noun as in grief
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noun as in noise
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noun as in sobbing
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noun as in wailing
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Example Sentences
And she, bewailing the losse of her chastitie, killed herselfe.
While she was thus bewailing herself, the grand vizier entered, and asked her if the fish were ready.
His discourse afflicted us sensibly, and we embraced each other, bewailing our deplorable lot.
He flung himself down in a corner of the room, bewailing his fate and cursing his companion with impartial heartiness.
The men were sullen and the women bewailing their fate at being obliged to leave their belongings behind them.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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