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lamentation

/ˌlæm.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant un cri de tristesse et de douleur, ou une expression passionnée et démonstrative du chagrin.

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noun

/ˌlæm.ənˈteɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un cri de tristesse et de douleur, ou une expression passionnée et démonstrative du chagrin.

A noun referring to a cry of sorrow and grief, or the passionate and demonstrative expression of grief.

  1. Expression of griefB2formal

    A passionate and often loud expression of sorrow, grief, or mourning.

    frLamentation (expression de deuil)

    • The streets were filled with the lamentation of the mourners.
    • Her lamentation could be heard throughout the house.
    • The poem is a lamentation for lost love.

    Synonymesdirgegroanlamentmoanplaintsobbingululationwailweeping

    Antonymescelebrationrejoicingrevelry

  2. Act of mourningB2formal

    The act of expressing deep sadness, often in a demonstrative or ritualistic way.

    frAction de se lamenter

    • The lamentation continued for days after the tragedy.
    • Traditional lamentation practices vary across cultures.
    • His lamentation was a raw and powerful display of emotion.

    Synonymesgrievinglamentmourningsobbingwailingweeping

Formes
  • lamentations plural form
  • lamentations' possessive plural form
  • lamentation's possessive singular form
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