Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Lament"

A: A lament is a song or shout expressing grief, especially for someone who has dies. Dougie is a nickname for Douglas and is also the name of a dance.

A: It means to mourn

A: It's not correct. Lament is like grief and regret in one word. So if he bites it he could be eating it or attacking it but grammatically and colloquially it makes no immediate sense. He is using the language in a creative artist's way I guess....they call it poetic license or licence.

A: to cry a great amount for something

"I heard the mother lament the death of her only son."

A: - "Bob lamented for years over not winning the lottery after buying 5,000 tickets.
(or occasionally used as a noun)
- "Losing the lottery was Bob's greatest lament.

Honestly, "lament" is a word I rarely hear used in conversation. It's more often found in literature.

A: I lamented the death of my father.
I lamented going to work.
I lament the lack of book stores in town.

A: The entire family came together in grief to lament over the loss of their father.

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to lament about something : to express passionate grief about something. to express regret or disappointment about something.

to mourn someone : to feel or show sorrow for the death of someone.

A: There isn't much difference. I feel like people don't use lament as much in everyday conversation.

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A: lament=mourn (a person's loss or death)./grieve / sorrow /sobbing/crying/weeping.
E. g.
He was lamenting the death of his infant daughter.
Regret= feel sorry about, , /feel sad, repentant, or disappointed over (something that has happened or been done, especially a loss or missed opportunity).
E. g.
She immediately regretted her words.

A: You can only regret something you did, such as a mistake you made. You can lament something you had no control over, such as the death of a loved one.

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A: It will get us nowhere to lament the vices of the Internet.
We must think of how to deal with it.

A: I'm recovering from my grief over her death.
Using 'lament' as a noun in and of itself is unnatural.