bewailing (Meaning)

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

of Bewail

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Wailing over; lamenting.

The townsfolk were bewailing the loss of their beloved mayor.
She sat by the window, bewailing her fate and the hardships she had endured.
The heartbroken mother bewailed the tragic death of her son.
The wounded soldier lay on the battlefield, bewailing his pain and the loss of his comrades.
The nation bewailed the destruction caused by the devastating earthquake.
The singer bewailed the loss of her voice, fearing it would end her career.
The child wandered through the ruins of his home, bewailing the destruction of his childhood.
The bereaved family gathered at the graveside, bewailing their loss and seeking solace.
The refugees huddled together in a makeshift shelter, bewailing their displacement and the hardships they faced.
The entire community was in mourning, bewailing the senseless violence that had torn them apart.

of Bewail, Wailing over; lamenting.

mournful, bitter, wailing, funeral, grieving,weeping, heartbroken, crying, sorrowful, agonized

laughing, exulting, triumphant, triumphant, delighted, cheery, laughing, cheerful, delighted, exulting

The townsfolk were bewailing the loss of their beloved mayor.

She sat by the window, bewailing her fate and the hardships she had endured.

The heartbroken mother bewailed the tragic death of her son.

The wounded soldier lay on the battlefield, bewailing his pain and the loss of his comrades.