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😞deplore (dɪˈplɔːr)

verb
/dɪˈplɔːr/
déplorer (déplorer)
deplorable deploy
deplore definition card — visual illustration of the meaning deplore synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison deplore collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Signification

to feel or express strong disapproval of something; to regret deeply
to feel or express strong disapproval of something
Traduction de la signification
ressentir ou exprimer une forte désapprobation de quelque chose ; regretter profondément
ressentir ou exprimer une forte désapprobation de quelque chose ; regretter profondément

Phrases d'exemple

Many people deplore the violence shown on television.

Beaucoup de gens déplorent la violence montrée à la télévision.
Beaucoup de gens déplorent la violence montrée à la télévision.

The community deplored the act of violence.

La communauté a déploré l'acte de violence.
La communauté a déploré l'acte de violence.

Synonymes

condemn, disapprove, regret, lament, denounce, criticize
Entrée 1
condemn, disapprove, regret, lament
Entrée 2
condemn, denounce, criticize, disapprove

Antonymes

approve, praise, support, commend
Entrée 1
approve, praise, support, commend
Entrée 2
praise, approve

Collocations

deeply deplore, strongly deplore, publicly deplore, deplore violence, deplore behavior, deplore conditions, deplore corruption, deplore decision
Entrée 1
deeply deplore, strongly deplore, publicly deplore, deplore violence, deplore behavior, deplore conditions
Entrée 2
deplore violence, deplore corruption, deplore decision, deplore behavior

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