lamented
adjective
uk/ləˈmen.tɪd/us/ləˈmen.t̬ɪd/If someone or something is lamented,peoplefeelsadthat they have or it has gone:
No man wasevermorerespectedor more lamented than he was.
It was areferenceto the lamented TVserial"Deadwood".
- The Duchess isrememberedas one of thegreatbeautiesof Ireland and isdeeplylamented to thisday.
- It was here that mydearand lamentedfatherwasborn.
- After my lamentedhusbanddied, Imovedto becloserto mydaughter.
- Aninjuryforcedthe lamentedwithdrawalof the team's mosttalentedplayer.
Making people sad, shocked and upset
- aback
- amiss
- appal
- be laughing on the other side ofyourfaceidiom
- bite
- gnaw
- haunt
- heartbreaker
- heartbreakingly
- hit/touch a (raw) nerveidiom
- mess
- nerve
- sensitivity
- shakesomeoneout ofsomething
- shakesomeoneup
- shake/rocksomethingtoitsfoundationsidiom
- shattering
- shocker
- tear
- toxic
the late lamented
oftenhumorous
used for referring to someone who hasdiedor to something that nolongerexists:
The late lamented Lee Marvinoncesaid "actingis nothing; it's not like ajobor anything".
Enthusiasts of the late lamentedsupersonicaircraftemphasizeitsworld-beatingcruisingspeedof 1,350mph.
Remembering people who have died
- bereavement
- epitaph
- grief
- grieve
- grieving
- in memory ofsomeoneidiom
- memento mori
- memorial
- memorial card
- Memorial Day
- memory
- mourn
- mournfulness
- obituary
- remembrance
- Remembrance Day
- rest
- rest in peaceidiom
- rip
- shrine
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