0 to complain or express sadness about something:
Researchers at universities are always bemoaning their lack of funds.
This comprehensive volume appears at a time when many bemoan the decline of ethical and moral standards.
Similarly, several regional lakes are empty of fish, and village hunters repeatedly bemoan having to travel longer and further each year in search of game.
The author was consulted by a married woman with late-stage cancer who was bemoaning the fact that her husband 'cannot boil an egg'.
There will be those who bemoan the losses the community has incurred, and those who embrace what innovations and new opportunities have to offer.
And, tellingly, some writers who bemoaned the booming sale of chromos blamed women, not manufacturers, for their popularity.
It appears that the authors bemoaned the arrogance and insensitivity of the relief workers.
Coady bemoaned that this art is ' ' as yet, outside of our art world.
To claim that only situational effects are real while bemoaning participants' dispositional lack of insight into this important truth is incoherent.
