Difference between Lament and Deplore

LAMENT vs DEPLORE: NOUN

A feeling or expression of grief; a lamentation.
A song or poem expressing deep grief or mourning.
An expression of grief or sorrow; a sad complaint; a lamentation.
A set form of lamentation or mourning; an elegy; a mourning song or ballad.
The music for an elegy, or a tune intended to express or excite sorrowful emotion; a mournful air.
A song or hymn of mourning composed or performed as a memorial to a dead person
A cry of sorrow and grief
Grief or sorrow expressed in complaints or cries; lamentation; a wailing; a moaning; a weeping.
An elegy or mournful ballad, or the like.
An expression of grief, suffering, or sadness.
A song expressing grief.
A mournful poem; a lament for the dead

To regard as hopeless; to give up.
To complain of.
To feel or to express deep and poignant grief for; to bewail; to lament; to mourn; to sorrow over.
To regret; bemoan.
To express sorrow or grief over.
To feel or express strong disapproval of; condemn.

To afflict; distress.
To bewail; mourn for; bemoan; deplore.
Synonyms Lament, Mourn, Grieve; sorrow. Lament expresses always, at least figuratively, an external act. Mourn was originally and is still often the same, but does not now suggest anything audible. Grieve suggests more of a consuming effect upon the person sorrowing. See affliction.
To show great sorrow or regret; repine; chafe; grieve.
To express sorrow; utter words or sounds of grief; mourn audibly; wail.
A mournful poem
A lament for the dead

To lament; bewail; mourn; feel or express deep and poignant grief for or in regard to.
To despair of; regard or give up as desperate.
To tell of sympathetically.
Synonyms To bemoan, grieve for, sorrow over.
To utter lamentations; lament; moan.
Express strong condemnation of

Complain, Moan, Coronach, Keen, Plaint, Requiem, Regret, Threnody, Deplore, Elegy, Dirge, Wail, Bewail, Lamentation, Bemoan

Apologise, Moan, Disapprove, Lamented, Regretted, Mourn, Complain, Regrettable, Condemns, Denounce, Condemn, Lament, Regret, Bewail, Bemoan

Cry, Weep, Mourn, Moan, Keen, Plaint, Requiem, Regret, Threnody, Deplore, Elegy, Dirge, Wail, Bewail, Lamentation

Condone, Decry, Reprimand, Complained, Apologise, Moan, Disapprove, Lamented, Mourn, Regrettable, Denounce, Condemn, Lament, Regret, Bewail

Pentecostal Lament: Is there a correspondence between the form of the biblical lament Psalms and early Australian Pentecostal prayer?
This is a valuable example of Christologically oriented lament, but it can strip lament of its function as human complaint toward God.
This is the first book I read on lament and the place of lament for the believer.
One does not move from lament to praise, for even in the lament the element of trust is already present.
In these two psalms we pointed out that lament psalms can move back to lament even after praise.
Kemble VA Lament of Aideen for Oscai Lament of Anastasius.
Southern Baptist, and we need to lament that, lament the pain of victims and grieve with them.
Learning to lament and to hear lament means sitting in the darkness with Job?
Christian lament away from imprecation and toward intercession, although room remains for lament?
This commentator categorised lament psalms as a primary category and individual lament psalms and community lament psalms as sub categories.