Laments

What do we mean by laments?

An expression of grief, suffering, sadness or regret.

A song expressing grief.

To have grief for Moan, cry, weep, deplore Urban Dictionary

A cry of sorrow or pain Urban Dictionary

Unfortunately, regret. Urban Dictionary

A word xiao says bc hes emo😣 ig? Urban Dictionary

Thinking about something in an unhappy way You die I cry Urban Dictionary

Something Lame, yet Fantastic. Urban Dictionary

Mourned for, to feel or express sorrow Urban Dictionary

Straight talk with God about the bad job he’s doing... at least from your perspective Urban Dictionary

Some gay word French people use to describe a pathetic thing that is regrettable. Urban Dictionary

A german Fantasy RPG. Released: 1999 - Germany Developer: Lomax Online Singleplayer: Available Multiplayer: Available For Windows 95/98 and higher. The appearance and gameplay reminds of Diablo, with korean elements. Because of collector's value, it probably reaches a high vendor price in online shops. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to laments:
laments, lament, aments, lamento, loments, latents.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word laments:
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Words that rhyme with laments:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe laments:
such, loud, individual, many, communal, sad, similar, frequent, bitter, wild, personal, biblical, poetic, long, vain, most, traditional, mesopotamian, passionate, occasional, mournful, plaintive, ingrian, formal, ancient, funerary, funeral, numerous, earlier, endless, sorrowful, elegiac, constant, usual, pitiful, utter, pathetic, sweet, familiar, lyrical, neurofi, conventional, tearful, popular, contemporary, deep, poetical, dire, shrill, poignant, nostalgic, eloquent, useless, sumerian, piteous, anguished, russian, beautiful, famous, tragic, dramatic, prophetic, typical, autobiographical, sentimental, city, greek, doleful, musical, literary, choral, continual, womanish, pastoral, amorous, romantic, corporate, melancholy.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective laments:
condition, lack, decay.

Words that sound like laments:
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