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What does lament mean?

Lament means to express deep sorrow or regret, typically for someone or something that is lost or dead. It can also mean a passionate expression of grief or sorrow, such as a song or poem.

Here are some synonyms for "lament":

* Mourn

* Grieve

* Weep

* Cry

* Complain

* Deplore

Here are some examples of how "lament" can be used in a sentence:

* "The old woman lamented the loss of her beloved husband."

* "The poet wrote a lament for the fallen soldiers."

* "He lamented the fact that he had missed his chance to go to college."

Note: "Lament" can also be used as a noun, referring to an expression of grief or sorrow. For example, "The lament of the bereaved family was heart-wrenching."

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