lament

/ləˈmɛnt/
verb
  1. To express sadness, grief, or regret about something.
    • The community lamented the loss of the old library.
    • She lamented that she had not spent more time with her grandparents.
    • Fans lamented the team's poor performance in the final game.
noun
  1. An expression of grief, sadness, or regret.
    • The widow's lament could be heard throughout the village.
    • His poem was a lament for fallen soldiers.
    • The song is a lament about lost love and missed chances.
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