~.~     DEPLORE   (d-plôr, -plr)    ~.~

::: TRANSITIVE VERB :::

de·plored, de·plor·ing, de·plores

::: MEANING OF THE WORD :::

1.  To feel or express strong disapproval of; condemn:

2.  To express sorrow or grief over.

3.  To regret strongly

4.  bemoan.

::: EXAMPLE SENTENCES OF THE GIVEN WORD :::

1. Deplore violence against people, violence from any quarter section or state against any

    people.

2. Deplore the fact that our actions are impure.

3. Deplore the absence of follow-up which could help to develop a synergy to maintain

    women's passion for communication.

4. Deplore what he's doing.

5. Boers deeply deplore the death of their good friend.

6. We deplore the government's treatment of political prisoners

7. I deplore this hostile action.

8. He will deplore his decision someday.

            This picture shows a man regretting something he has done.   

                                                                  (DEPLORE)