17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Lament' in a Sentence
"To feel or express sorrow or regret, especially for someone's absence." more
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The old photograph on the dusty shelf served as a constant lament for the passage of time.
Many poets have lamented the passing of innocence in their verses.
They will lament the loss of cultural heritage.
The poet was lamenting the loss of innocence in modern society.
Maria had lamented the loss of her favorite necklace before finding it in the car.
During the memorial service, he was lamenting the passing of his dear friend.
Maria had been lamenting the fading beauty of the ancient painting over the years.
By this time next year, he will be lamenting the state of political discourse in society.
The aging tree bore scars of time, a living lament for the challenges it had weathered.
As the movie ended, the audience was lamenting the unexpected plot twist.
The students will have been lamenting the complexity of the final exam.
Students will lament the challenging exam.
As the final note of the symphony played, it left a lingering lament in the hearts of the audience.
Throughout the play, Juliet had been lamenting the tragic fate that awaited her love with Romeo.
The autumn leaves falling from the trees created a natural lament for the end of summer.
Next week, they will be lamenting the loss of biodiversity in the rainforest.
Maria was lamenting her failed attempt at growing a garden in the harsh winter.
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