bemoaning (Meaning)

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bemoaning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Bemoan

The old woman bemoaned the loss of her youth, her eyes filled with tears.
The politician bemoaned the state of the economy, blaming the previous administration for its woes.
The student bemoaned the difficulty of the exam, fearing that he would fail.
The homeless man bemoaned his plight, pleading for help from passersby.
The farmer bemoaned the drought, which had decimated his crops.
The environmentalist bemoaned the destruction of the rainforest, urging action to protect its fragile ecosystem.
The refugee bemoaned the horrors she had witnessed, seeking solace in a safe haven.
The widow bemoaned the absence of her beloved husband, her heart heavy with grief.
The businessman bemoaned the collapse of his empire, blaming bad luck and unforeseen circumstances.
The athlete bemoaned the injury that had sidelined her career, shattering her dreams of Olympic glory.

of Bemoan

heartbroken, grieving, mournful,weeping, funeral, bitter, wailing, aching, plaintive, sad

rejoicing, happy, joyful, delighted, delighted, cheerful, rejoicing, bright, smiling,happy

The old woman bemoaned the loss of her youth, her eyes filled with tears.

The politician bemoaned the state of the economy, blaming the previous administration for its woes.

The student bemoaned the difficulty of the exam, fearing that he would fail.

The homeless man bemoaned his plight, pleading for help from passersby.