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Meaning deplore meaning

What does deplore mean?

deplore

— verb express strong disapproval of We deplore the government's treatment of political prisoners — verb (= lament) regret strongly I deplore this hostile action we lamented the loss of benefits

Synonyms deplore synonyms

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deplore English » English

lament bewail bemoan regret sorrow mourn moan groan grieve complain be sorry weep for disapprove condemn wail grumble desire ardently deprecate cry beweep be sorry for weep tut-tut tut tsk sentence sad rue reprobate remorse referee pour out one’s grievance pity pass judgment murmur mourn the loss of lamenting judge give frown upon frown on execrate doom dismay discountenance disapprove of disappointment deploring denounce cry over

Topics deplore topics

What do people use deplore to talk about?
Language and thought Think Opinion

Approve of something
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad Sad

Hate, detest

Conjugation deplore conjugation

How do you conjugate deplore?

deplore · verb

Examples deplore examples

How do I use deplore in a sentence?

Movie subtitles

If you imagine, that I voluntarily will harness myself into any of your disgusting machinations then I can only deplore you.
I deplore what happened, colonel.
Do not think that I deplore your martial virtue of deception and stratagem.
All good people deplore problems at a distance, like Thomas Jefferson.
We can only deplore police passivity and ineffectiveness.
A stupid accident we all deplore.
I deplore.
It's your attitude I deplore.
Thank you. Which atones for much of which I deplore about your narratives.
I'd deplore the loss of such a potential opportunity for Spain, though.
I will nonetheless make an entry in my log that I am not responsible for those 18 lives and that I deplore their loss.
It is an arrogant attitude and I deplore it.
The passions we deplore havetaken them to the stars. and will propel themto a great destiny.
The wedding, which I deplore, is almost upon us.
The Archduchess is the first to deplore these incidents.
I kept telling him I deplore violence.
I deplore sloppiness.
We can only deplore the police's passiveness.
You did it on your own initiative with an amateurish management which we deplore.
I deplore my occasional departures from the truth.
We deplore any form of inequality, for at the bottom of any inequality there's a sprout of humiliation.
Men who just don't deplore the government but intend to do something about it.
But I will enter in my log that I am not responsible for those 18 lives and that I deplore their loss.
The passions we deplore have taken them to the stars and will propel them to a great destiny.
The Mondoshawan deplore the incident, but accept our apologies.
We deplore your disharmony.
I thus would deplore it if in following your impetuous inclination.
I deplore such unsophisticated coercion, but your cooperation's necessary to me.
The Mondoshawan deplore the incident but accept our apologies.
I deplore any attempt to create feelings of doubt and suspicion.
While I deplore the Assistant District Attorney's actions, I am forced to agree that the illegal search of Linda Cavanaugh's residence is a civil tort.
No matter how much we may deplore it.
We discourage new settlements, deplore terror balance but not too much, no moral equivalence.
As we act let us not become the evil that we deplore.
What I do deplore is the situation created by the Adu case.
I also deplore that anti-social individuals and immigrant groups use violence instead of their democratic right to express themselves.

News and current affairs

Its acolytes deplore the grit and relativism of politics and issue futile appeals for moral revivals.
You can deplore such social feelings, as I do, but the myth of the Polish peasant hero standing against communist collectivization on his small private plot seems ineradicable, even if it is undeserved.
Others, more numerous, deplore the disparity in numbers in the swap.
So it will complain, threaten, and deplore the horrors to come, but ultimately will follow its interests, not its principles.

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