Deploring is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPLORING in dictionary:

VERB:
• DEPLORE, to regret strongly
• feel or express strong condemnation of (something)

Words related to DEPLORING

deplore10 deplored12 deplores11

Words that contain DEPLORING

deploringly18

How to use DEPLORING in a sentence

• The interment of his remains was attended by several thousands of all ranks, professions, and parties, who united in deploring their loss.
• Deploring the fate of the Royal Exchange, the king and his attendants proceeded to Guildhall.
• The young host and the old hostess have followed him, after deeply deploring that unhappy day.
• I watched them without acute anxiety, deploring the threatening destiny, but hardly nearer to it than one is in the stalls to the stage.
• Two poets, partly in Latin and partly in French, Robert Blondel, and Alan Chartier, whilst deploring the public woes, excited the popular feeling.
• Deprived of all support, even that of the king and the queen, who dared no longer defend me, I retired, deploring the unhappy condition of France.
• Nor was the tenderness less warm in the thought that Ann would join with Wayne and the others in deploring.
• It is impossible to refrain from deploring that the Romanesque of Tuscany should have been checked in its development by the intrusion of the German Gothic.
• Fanny indeed had no literary gift, but it was new to Miss Winchelsea to find herself deploring the want of gifts in a friend.
• At times they would gather in a circle around him, and after sniffing at him eagerly, set up a doleful howling, as if deploring the excellent supper they had lost.
• Griggs arose and turned to open the door, still loudly deploring her departure.
• My father never wasted his time in deploring the want of that which he could by exertion acquire.
• We retired at once, deploring that, in a country calling itself civilized, there should still exist such crying, such monstrous abuses.
• Until Tony came we were in the habit of deploring the fate of people who were not born and brought up in Belfield.
• The people, while deploring the crime, were not surprised at it.
• So marvellously real were her feelings on these points that her immediate friends, though greatly deploring their effect upon her, seldom ventured any remonstrance against them.
• Aurelius proceeded against him, deploring the necessity of taking up arms against a trusted officer.
• Fouquet and Pelisson took no further account of this circumstance beyond deploring the minute’s delay they had thus to submit to.
• But his friends joined with his foes to keep him out of power, and he had passed his time in deploring faults which it would have been very easy to avoid.
• Her many friends had nearer and warmer motives for deploring the early loss of this gifted, generous, noble-hearted woman.
• And Nehemiah, when the nation sinned, made confession, and cast himself before God, deploring their disobedience to the God of their fathers.
• Livingstone had playfully told the captain, who was one day deploring his want of a wife, that if he would wait he should have her daughter.
• Progress in any direction does not come through wringing of hands and deploring the decadence of the present generation.
• So he burrowed into a box of cigars, established himself before the fire with all the newspapers, deploring the fact that the papers were not worth reading.
• His pocket was picked of the precious relic while he was attending a religious function in Catania, and he wrote to his friend Storm, the consul at Genoa, deploring his loss.
• Mr Smith will be deploring that intolerant temper which always impels a Nationalist to shout down, and not to argue down an opponent.

Similar words containing PLOR without suffix ing and without prefix de

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