Bewail is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEWAIL in dictionary:

VERB:
• to lament
• express great regret, sadness, or disappointment about (something)
• express great sorrow over
• To express deep sorrow for, as by wailing; to lament; to wail over.
• To express grief; to lament.
• regret strongly

Words related to BEWAIL

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Words that contain BEWAIL

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How to use BEWAIL in a sentence

• In the case of suffering which springs from this source, we bewail the common lot of humanity rather than our own misfortune.
• But, gentle Marian, I bewail thy loss, That wert maid, wife, and widow, all so soon.
• At which she began to sob, and bewail her ruin and the dishonour of her family.
• These are intemperate on water, or bewail the touch of salt as sacrilege against the sacrifice of eggs.
• Exhortations are frequent ever to remember the fact of death and to repent and bewail past sins.
• And how if thou shouldst come but one quarter of an hour too late? I tell thee, it will cost thee an eternity to bewail thy misery in.
• Hereupon they began to bewail themselves, saying, that they could not live any longer, and that they felt such misery as they had never felt before.
• This many a high-born maid must needs bewail in later times.
• At the hands of a king I have met a glorious death and have also avenged me, so that the wives of the good knights may well bewail it.
• Frey and Freya had been carried off by the giants, and Swipdag and his faithful friend resolve to get them back for the Anses, who bewail their absence.
• But Thora had not ceased to bewail her lost virginity, and planned a shameful device in abominable vengeance for her rape.
• A fisherman who marries a girl from inland is considered to have wrecked his chances in life, and the gossips bewail his fate.
• Fear the sighs of the poor and of the upright in heart who, at every break of day, bewail their plight, and be unto them a benignant sovereign.
• The Concourse on high, and they that inhabit the Cities of the Names of God, weep over thee, and bewail the things that have befallen thee.
• The dwellers in the pavilion of glory and the celestial concourse bewail and lament, while ye repose in the realm of negligence, and esteem yourselves as of the true friends.
• He made a brave effort to respond to its appeal, but his features seemed hard as stone, and he could only cry out against his destiny, and bewail his misfortune and hers.
• But as long as, in our legislation, due weight shall be given to this principle, no man will be forced to bewail the gift of life in hopeless want of the necessaries of life.
• The public bosom was open to Laetitia for several weeks, and had she run to it to bewail herself she would have been cherished in thankfulness for a country drama.
• That the son should bewail his fate were a dishonour to the sire.
• When the spires of the Tennessee metropolis disappeared to the southward, he began to be afraid that her resolution had failed, and to bewail his broken ideal.
• It is a common habit with most men to find fault with and bewail the fact that human beings do not act from reason.
• This he does with so much Address, that he seems rather to bewail himself, than fall upon his Friend.
• Another factor is the new cult of hygiene, and increased interest in diet, shown especially by the inhabitants of large towns, who bewail their lack of energy and fitness.
• If a man has a brilliant intellect, let him bewail it on the mountains, as the daughter of Jephtha did her virginity.
• Brethren, bewail not! Remember what things the Lord did to Abraham, and how he tried Isaac, and what happened to Jacob in Mesopotamia.
• He would now have thought himself the happiest of men had it not been for that separation which he never ceased to bewail.
• Still there was no use in discussing the matter, and I had to accept his conditions or bewail to the end of my life the loss of immense wealth.
• Yet why do I bewail these things, and lament in vain? For the necessity of fate proceeding from the Gods a mortal must endure.
• The ladies generally bewail his absence from their society.
• The Conservative newspapers of England bewail the fact that there has been a lamentable change since the present Government came in.
• And all the tribes of the earth shall bewail themselves because of him.

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