What is another word for lamentation?
Pronunciation:
[ lɐmɪntˈe͡ɪʃən], [ lɐmɪntˈeɪʃən], [ l_ɐ_m_ɪ_n_t_ˈeɪ_ʃ_ə_n]
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Similar words for lamentation:
- act (noun)
- bawling (noun)
- cry (noun)
- dissatisfaction (noun)
- grief (noun)
- lament/lamentation (noun)
- lamentation (noun)
- moan (noun)
- mourning (noun)
- noise (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- protest (noun)
- regret (noun)
- sobbing (noun)
- tear/tears (noun)
- woe (noun)
- other relevant words (verb)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Lamentation:
n.
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- ululate,
- whimper,
- mourn,
- shed tears.
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- tears.
- shedding tears,
- Snivelling,
- keening,
- bawl,
- Whimpering,
- sorrowing,
- sobbing,
- snivel,
- howlings,
- howling,
- Bewailing,
- yowl,
- Blubbering,
- the blue,
- bawling,
- blubber,
- keenings,
- the blues,
- weep,
- howl.
- dislike,
- uneasiness,
- indisposition,
- disfavor,
- exasperation,
- disinclination,
- annoyance,
- disapproval,
- disquiet,
- discomfort,
- envy,
- resentment,
- frustration,
- complaint,
- desolation,
- displeasure,
- oppression,
- anxiety,
- discouragement,
- ennui,
- weariness,
- Disrelish,
- dismay,
- chagrin,
- malcontent,
- disgruntlement,
- distaste,
- hopelessness,
- Disliking,
- jealousy,
- trouble,
- heartburn,
- irritation,
- worry,
- boredom,
- distress,
- aversion.
- grievance,
- bereavement,
- dejection,
- sadness,
- melancholy,
- heartache,
- torture,
- malaise,
- depression,
- despondency,
- harassment,
- vexation,
- tribulation,
- despair,
- remorse,
- anguish,
- trial,
- wretchedness,
- heartbreak,
- mortification,
- agony,
- mournfulness,
- dole,
- pain,
- misery,
- care,
- unhappiness,
- gloom,
- repining,
- dolor,
- affliction,
- lamenting,
- Deploring,
- Bemoaning.
- keen,
- ululation,
- complaining,
- sob,
- elegy,
- threnody,
- moaning,
- requiem,
- grieving,
- jeremiad,
- wail,
- sorrow,
- dirge,
- weeping.
- din,
- turbulence,
- bellow,
- drumming,
- talk,
- commotion,
- outcry,
- shouting,
- yelp,
- thud,
- tumult,
- detonation,
- fracas,
- discord,
- ring,
- peal,
- hoo-ha,
- roar,
- racket,
- explosion,
- crash,
- shot,
- blare,
- babble,
- buzz,
- fireworks,
- clamor,
- clatter,
- bang,
- row,
- cacophony,
- Caterwauling,
- fuss,
- uproar,
- squawk,
- fanfare,
- boom,
- hubbub,
- bedlam,
- pandemonium,
- clang,
- disquietude,
- hullabaloo,
- jangle,
- babel,
- eruption,
- blast.
- head ache,
- moanings,
- bellowings,
- uproariousness,
- plaints,
- Cryings,
- rue,
- teardrops,
- teardrop,
- waterworks,
- yelling,
- stridency,
- cry,
- malcontents,
- plaint,
- boisterousness,
- wailing,
- fretfulness,
- hooha,
- grief,
- Sonance,
- weepings,
- malcontentment,
- sob act,
- Infelicities,
- querulousness,
- moan,
- noise,
- lachryma,
- regret,
- woe,
- infelicity,
- drummings,
- purgatory,
- mourning,
- dissatisfaction.
- pang,
- contriteness,
- sorriness,
- repentance,
- penitence,
- ruefulness,
- qualm,
- misgiving,
- scruple,
- regretfulness,
- self-condemnation,
- disappointment,
- conscience,
- self-disgust,
- self-reproach,
- shame,
- contrition,
- compunction,
- Apologies,
- apology,
- self-accusation.
- tear.
- catastrophe,
- misfortune,
- cataclysm,
- drag,
- disaster,
- curse,
- burden,
- adversity,
- misadventure,
- rain,
- blues,
- tragedy,
- calamity,
- headache,
- hardship.
v.
• Other relevant words: (verb)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- elegiac,
- nostalgia,
- homesickness,
- deprecate,
- grievingly,
- reminiscently,
- depreciate,
- cheerlessness,
- prostration,
- distressed,
- Languishment,
- sepulchrally,
- pathetically,
- grieve,
- belittle,
- dismally,
- pitiableness,
- lamentable,
- maladie,
- tearful,
- heaving,
- disease,
- painfulness,
- consolation,
- bitterness,
- distribution,
- joylessness,
- pitiful,
- murmur,
- mirthless,
- carking care,
- decry,
- dolefully,
- complain,
- monody,
- pathos,
- unfortunately,
- demur,
- nostalgically,
- repine,
- lugubriously,
- dreary,
- grieve for,
- lachrymose,
- sadly,
- collective noun,
- scream,
- woeful,
- knell,
- boundary,
- plaintively,
- sound off,
- information,
- grievous,
- somber,
- Heartgrief,
- joyless,
- drearily,
- sorrowfully,
- mournfully,
- funereal,
- sympathy,
- dismal,
- pitifully,
- grievousness,
- illness,
- unhappily,
- Epicedium,
- greet,
- remonstrate,
- plaintive,
- gloomy,
- pitifulness,
- doleful,
- condemn,
- sorry,
- somberly,
- dejectedly,
- concern,
- Funereally,
- sorrowfulness,
- Thanatopsis,
- charge,
- sorrowful,
- cheerless,
- coronach,
- yell,
- dreariness,
- bleakness,
- criticize,
- wistful,
- dolorous,
- woefully,
- sad,
- distressfulness,
- Comfortlessness,
- depressingly,
- bark,
- bemoan,
- Dismalness,
- accusation,
- ailment,
- mutter,
- deplore,
- regretfully,
- sharpness,
- bewail,
- tearfully,
- mournful,
- longingly,
- accuse,
- poignancy,
- condole,
- gloomily,
- condolence,
- woebegone.
How to use "Lamentation" in context?
When we lament, we feel sadness and regret. We may express these feelings through words, sounds, or motion. lamentation is often a way for us to process difficult emotions. When we lament, we may feel frustrated, lost, or sad. Lamentation may help us to express our feelings and work through them.
Homophones for Lamentation:
- land mine, limitation, landman, lantana, lamination, limited edition, lanthanon, linden, lenten, line item, lindane, lineation, loniten, london, leontodon, lunation, lanthanum.
Hyponym for Lamentation:
n.
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act
expression, reflection, activity, reflexion, manifestation.
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act
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