deploring

dɪˈplɔrɪŋ

Definition

Definition of deploring - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

disapprovingexpressing strong disapproval or sorrow

Her deploring tone made it clear she was unhappy with the decision.
His deploring remarks showed his deep disappointment.
The letter was filled with deploring comments about the policy.

lamenting

regretting

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Origin of deploring

Latin, deplorare (to lament)

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French:déplorant, ...
German:missbilligend, ...
Italian:deplorevole, ...
Spanish:desaprobador, ...
Portuguese:desaprovador, ...
Chinese:哀叹的, ...
Japanese:非難する, ...
Arabic:مستنْكِرة, ...
Hebrew:מְגַנָּה, ...
Russian:осуждающий, ...
Ukrainian:засуджуючий, ...
Hindi:निंदा करने वाला, ...
Bengali:নিন্দামূলক, ...
Catalan:deplorable, ...
Czech:odsuzující, ...
Danish:beklagende, ...
Dutch:afkeurend, ...
Greek:αποδοκιμαστικός, ...
Hungarian:rosszalló, ...
Khmer:ស្តីបន្ទោស, ...
Korean:비난하는, ...
Persian:ناراضی, ...
Polish:potępiający, ...
Portuguese (BR):desaprovador, ...
Romanian:dezaprobator, ...
Swedish:fördömande, ...
Thai:ตำหนิ, ...
Turkish:kınayan, ...
Vietnamese:không tán thành, ...

deplore

dɪˈplɔː

Definition of deplore - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.

moral judgmentexpress strong disapproval of something

They deplore the lack of funding for education..

condemn

denounce

personal lossexpress sorrow or lamentation over something

She deplored the loss of her childhood home.

bemoan

lament

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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, ...
Bengali:নিন্দা করা, শোক করা, ...
Catalan:deplorar, lamentar, ...
Czech:odsuzovat, oplakávat, ...
Danish:beklage, begræde, ...
Dutch:afkeuren, betreuren, ...
Greek:αποδοκιμάζω, θρηνώ, ...
Hungarian:rosszallani, megsiratni, ...
Khmer:ថ្កោលទោស, សោកស្ដាយ, ...
Korean:비난하다, 애도하다, ...
Persian:نکوهش کردن, افسوس خوردن, ...
Polish:ubolewać nad, ubolewać, ...
Portuguese (BR):lamentar, ...
Romanian:a regreta, a deplânge, ...
Swedish:fördöma, sörja, ...
Thai:ประณาม, คร่ำครวญถึง, ...
Turkish:kınamak, üzülmek, ...
Vietnamese:lên án, thương tiếc, ...

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