Definition of deplore - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
moral judgmentexpress strong disapproval of something
- They deplore the lack of funding for education..
2.
personal lossexpress sorrow or lamentation over something
- She deplored the loss of her childhood home.
Origin of deplore
Latin, deplorare (to weep)
Examples of deplore in a sentence
Many people deplore animal cruelty. He deplored the decision to close the library. Many deplore the lack of support for the arts.
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- French:déplorer, pleurer, ...
- German:missbilligen, beklagen, ...
- Italian:condannare, lamentare, ...
- Spanish:deplorar, ...
- Portuguese:lamentar, ...
- Chinese:谴责, 哀悼, ...
- Japanese:非難する, 嘆く, ...
- Arabic:شَجَبَ, أَسِفَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגַנּוֹת, לְהִצְטַעֵר עַל, ...
- Russian:осуждать, сожалеть, ...
- Ukrainian:засуджувати, оплакувати, ...
- Hindi:निंदा करना, शोक मनाना, ...
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