DEPLORE Meaning and
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Deplore is a verb that is commonly used to express strong disapproval, sadness, or regret for something. When one deplores something, they express grief, dismay, or condemnation about a particular event, action, situation, or behavior. It signifies a deep sense of disappointment and sorrow towards a certain circumstance or action.
To deplore is to express a strong negative sentiment, often accompanied by a sense of moral outrage or indignation. It implies a heartfelt objection towards something that is considered morally wrong, unjust, or offensive. Deplore can also highlight an individual's remorse or regret for their own actions or the actions of others.
This term is often used to express condemnation or frustration towards social injustices, acts of violence, unethical behaviors, or unfortunate events. It conveys a strong sense of aversion and the desire for change or improvement in a situation. To deplore something is to implore others to acknowledge and share in the negative sentiment towards it.
It is worth noting that deplore typically signifies a deep emotional reaction rather than a purely intellectual judgment. The word carries a connotation of sincere grief or mourning over a disturbing circumstance, reflecting the speaker's genuine empathy and concern.
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To lament; to mourn; to bewail; to express' or feel deep grief for.
Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.
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Etymology of DEPLORE
The word "deplore" has its origins in the Latin language. It is derived from the Latin word "deplorare", which means "to weep bitterly" or "lament". The prefix "de-" in Latin signifies intensity, and "plorare" means "to weep". Over time, the word "deplorare" evolved into "deplore" in English, and it came to be used more broadly to express strong disapproval or regret, rather than just intense sorrow.
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Conjugate verb Deplore
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