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deplore
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deplore
verb
/dɪˈplɔːr/
deplorable
deploy
Meaning
to feel or express strong disapproval of something; to regret deeply
to feel or express strong disapproval of something
Example Sentences
Many people
deplore
the violence shown on television.
The community deplored the act of violence.
Synonyms
condemn, disapprove, regret, lament, denounce, criticize
Entry 1
condemn, disapprove, regret, lament
Entry 2
condemn, denounce, criticize, disapprove
Antonyms
approve, praise, support, commend
Entry 1
approve, praise, support, commend
Entry 2
praise, approve
Collocations
deeply deplore, strongly deplore, publicly deplore, deplore violence, deplore behavior, deplore conditions, deplore corruption, deplore decision
Entry 1
deeply deplore, strongly deplore, publicly deplore, deplore violence, deplore behavior, deplore conditions
Entry 2
deplore violence, deplore corruption, deplore decision, deplore behavior
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