Care
Lamenting
Lamenting adjective - Vocally expressing grief or sorrow or resembling such expression.
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Synonyms for Lamenting
Care and lamenting are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Care" instead a noun "Lamenting".
Both words in one sentence
- We see Kyouka lamenting how it's been a while since she "took care of" Seilah, who calls her "Kyouka-sama" in excitement as it cuts to a bed in the room.
Source: Radar / Anime and Manga - On Roseanne, David is lamenting the fact that his dysfunctional parents aren't showing up for his wedding, while his older brother, Mark, argues he shouldn't even care.
Source: Can't Tie His Tie -
Aubrey gets one at the end when Maturin is privately lamenting to him that Higgins (who is not a competent doctor) is the only one even somewhat qualified to care for the wounded on the Acheron.
Source: Film / Master and Commander
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