0 present participle of lament
But we do not hear judges lamenting how the formal law restricted them from acting to help families.
Every production featured a lamenting woman whose fate elicited tears from female audience members.
The live presence of the ingrates and, in particular, the lamenting soul, renders the love object palpably present.
It may wonder why so many care staff remain working in such difficult circumstances for so long, instead of lamenting the high turnover of staff.
He was lamenting and wandering around in a distressed and stunned state.
I laughed amid lamenting, sported amid my weeping.
Several works in the programme are associated with bereavement or remembrance, and their lamenting tugs with an aching authenticity.
If the semitone figure is stereotypical in its depiction of a lamenting sigh, then the scale spanning a tritone serves as the archetypal musical marker of the diabolical.
