Mere lamenting over corruption is not going to remove it. [verb]
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His death was lamented by few. [verb]
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Although this was to be lamented, it could not create surprise or wonder in the old forester. [Please select]
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He offered the city of London to the highest bidder, and lamented the slaughter of the Jews when the tenders were few. [Please select]
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Pathetic laments of the family. [noun]
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It is customary to compose laments over the death of an important person. [Please select]
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I have no father to expect me, and but few friends to lament a fate which I have courted with the insatiable longings of youth after distinction. [Please select]
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I can but lament that Providence gave me only two daughters, and one of them an arrant fool. [Please select]
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Solidity, self-respect, pure absence of frivolous humor, ennobled the race and enabled them to hold together, so that everybody not born in Springhaven might lament, but never repair, his loss. [Please select]
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