Lamenting
Lamenting adjective - Vocally expressing grief or sorrow or resembling such expression.
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Synonyms for Lamenting
Taken down and lamenting are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Taken down" instead an adjective "Lamenting".
Taken down
Lamenting and taken down are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Lamenting" instead an adjective phrase "Taken down".
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Related pairs
- melancholy and lamenting
- melancholy and taken down
- sad and lamenting
- sad and taken down
- unhappy and lamenting
- unhappy and taken down
- grim and lamenting
- grim and taken down
- desolate and lamenting
- desolate and taken down
- lugubrious and lamenting
- lugubrious and taken down
- gloomy and lamenting
- gloomy and taken down
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Making a really bad joke or pun and then lamenting his comedic skills and wondering why people still watch him or why he hasn't been taken down yet.
Source: Lets Play / Tear of Grace -
When one gives him the information, he orders all of them to be taken down while lamenting his own situation (pretty rich for a guy at the foot of a currently occupied cross).
Source: Series / Rome - He shows no pleasure at this, even slightly pained by their screams, but still does it, but when one gives him the information, he orders all of them to be taken down (while lamenting his own situation - pretty rich for a guy at the foot of a currently occupied cross).
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