lamented

Synonyms for lamented

verb to mourn or grieve deeply

"mourned for," 1610, from past participle of lament (v.).

It is only by the intervention of a miracle that we can ever revisit the dear, lamented fields of Clwyd.

Often have I lamented the distance which destiny had placed between us.

"If only the Mayor of the Borough had performed the ceremony," Gilbert lamented.

I have often lamented the advantage which the French have over us in that particular.

He hated vice, was indulgent to frailties, and lamented misfortunes.

"I've got to get back to my work not later than day after to-morrow," he lamented.

He was praised and lamented out of reason, even for a champion sculler.

"Same here, Elmer," lamented Mark, as he succeeded in struggling to his feet.

"I washed him too, Sam," Mrs. Nancy lamented, as she accompanied her visitor to the gate.

Alice or Phœbe Carey lamented that we were to have none at the p. 207banquet.