deploring

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Phonetic Respelling: [ dih-plawr, -plohr ]

Definition: Play

v. 1 to feel or express sorrow or regret; 2 to disapprove of strongly.

Sentence: Play Play

Deploring bad grades; Sally decided to study for her spelling test.

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Deploring bad grades; Sally decided to study for her spelling test.

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Synonyms: Play

condemn; bemoan; bewail; lament; mourn; rue

Antonyms: Play

admire; applaud

How many syllables in deploring?

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Divide deploring into syllables:

de-plor-ing

Deploring rhymes:

  • Two Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear boring boring
    • Hear coring coring
    • Hear doehring doehring
    • Hear doring doring
    • Hear flooring flooring
    • Hear goehring goehring
    • Hear goring goring
    • Hear kohring kohring
    • Hear loring loring
    • Hear moehring moehring
    • Hear mohring mohring
    • Hear moring moring
    • Hear poring poring
    • Hear pouring pouring
    • Hear roaring roaring
    • Hear scoring scoring
    • Hear shoring shoring
    • Hear snoring snoring
    • Hear soaring soaring
    • Hear storing storing
    • Hear warring warring
  • Three Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear adoring adoring
    • Hear exploring exploring
    • Hear ignoring ignoring
    • Hear imploring imploring
    • Hear outpouring outpouring
    • Hear restoring restoring
  • Four Syllable Rhymes
    • Hear underscoring underscoring

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