關於Deplore的意思和用法的提問

A: I deplore all the violence happening in the country
I deplore your decision to get that tattoo on your forehead

A: I deplore you.

That is deplorable.

Deplore is an uncommonly used way to say strongly dislike. A combination of hate and detest.

A:

Did you look up the meaning of deplore and reproach?

The meanings seem pretty clearly different to me.

A: deplore

feel or express strong disapproval of (something).
"we deplore all violence"


denounce

publicly declare to be wrong or evil.
"the Assembly denounced the use of violence"

A: Oxford Dictionary to Chinese:
deplore
强烈痛惜

denounce
谴责, 批评

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Deplore is to criticize, to say that something is not correct.
(遗憾是要批评，说有些不正确。)

I deplored his actions against those people.
Google:
我对他对那些人的行为表示遗憾。

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Denounce is similar and means the same thing, but it also means to take away a title.
(谴责是相似的，意思是相同的，但也意味着拿走一个头衔。)

For example,
Sir Francis was denounced of his title, and is now just called Francis.
google:
弗朗西斯爵士被剥夺了头衔，现在被称为弗朗西斯。

A: DEPLORE means that one truly hates or does not like a thing.

"I deplore violence."

CENSURE is a formal expression of disapproval.

"Today, the Senate voted to censure Donald Trump."

A: deh-plore.
'deh' like the 'de' in 'dead'.
'plore' rhymes with 'floor' or 'pour'.