deplore

Far be it from her to laugh at those follies which she must for ever deplore!

I confess I have much to deplore, and much for which to be thankful.

We may deplore it, but we can not wonder, and we can not sternly blame.

I reprove it in the sternest terms, and I deplore the consequences it had.

"I deplore I had so little share in the fight," he muttered.

"I deplore this interruption," he told her, no whit ruffled by what he had heard.

On Sheila's behalf I deplore these tactics, and I question your right!

I deplore that you should lack it; but I deplore it for your own sake, because, after all, you are my brother.

But I deplore its intrusion into the personality of this, my recorded narrative.

Will each write a poem; I to celebrate the victory and you to deplore it.