Meanings
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verb
to weep over or lament; to bewail
In the sonnet he beweeps his outcast state.
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Etymology
From Old English bewēpan ('to weep over'), from be- (intensive) + wēpan ('to weep').
View etymology graph ->to weep over or lament; to bewail
In the sonnet he beweeps his outcast state.
From Old English bewēpan ('to weep over'), from be- (intensive) + wēpan ('to weep').
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