Examples of using Lamented in English and their translations into Greek
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And the man lamented it greatly.
The jaded crowd neither rejoiced nor lamented.
Duncan Hunter lamented in late 2015 that“China is seizing the opportunity.”.
Tolkien later lamented,“The most improper job of any man….
some sighed, some lamented.
And all wept, and lamented her.
He resigned, and he lamented.
If you recall I lamented that.
death too sudden and lamented.
diplomat Nizar Qabbani once lamented the state of freedom in the Arab region.
We are hungry most of the time,” a villager lamented during a 1948 study of Cretan dietary patterns sponsored by the Rockefeller Foundation.
In a testimony, Wetipo lamented that violence against women is not adequately reported.
As George Washington lamented, a wagonload of money will scarcely purchase a wagonload of provisions.
A 50-year-old business man lamented to me that he feels he doesn't have colleagues anymore at work.
Amnesty's secretary-General, Salil Shetty lamented the rise in global executions
And the king lamented over Abner, and said,
This was the sense in which Oscar Wilde lamented that anarchy was Freedom's own Judas,
As G. Washington lamented, a wagonload of money was scarcely purchase of a wagonload of provisions.
She did not need anything other than intercourse, and she lamented the whole time, it has become very ugly.
Patricia Worrell, lamented the lack of local knowledge by the younger generation.