bemoan in Latin
bemoan in Latin is comploro — bemoan means to express sadness or complaint about something.
bemoan in Latin
comploro
(transitive) To moan or complain about (something).
What does "bemoan" mean?
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verb To express sadness or complaint about something.
"He bemoaned the drought but went on watering his lawn."
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verb To feel troubled or anxious for someone because of what has happened to them.
"“He is come to the town in order to marry a hapless maiden. The lady must be bemoaned.”"
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bemoan in a sentence
- He bemoaned the drought but went on watering his lawn.
- “I am sure you are better off without Mr. Hogg,” Helena would say often when Georgina bemoaned her husband’s desertion.
- “He is come to the town in order to marry a hapless maiden. The lady must be bemoaned.”
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What is "bemoan" in Latin?
"bemoan" in Latin is comploro. bemoan means: To express sadness or complaint about something.
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