bemoaned
Meaning
of Bemoan
Source: Webster's dictionaryExamples
Adams, who only recently returned to Portland after a stint in Washington, DC, had breakfast with Fish just a few months ago where, according to Adams, Fish "bemoaned the lack of civility in politics and public life.”
A Los Angeles Times review bemoaned the poor acoustics and opined of Morricone: "His stick technique is adequate, but his charisma as a conductor is zero."
Arsenal head coach Mikel Arteta bemoaned the decision to send off Eddie Nketiah but not Jamie Vardy as the Leicester striker struck late to salvage a point at the Emirates Stadium.
He bemoaned recent media coverage, suggesting that a lack of “balance” in reporting may itself restrain the economy’s fightback.
He bemoaned undesirable conduct displayed by some traffic officers such as lack of customer care and declining routine patrols.
Communities in Karonga has bemoaned the continued delays by the Karonga District Council to complete projects which have stalled in the district.