| bemoan lack | 3.16 | Morris bemoaned a lack of talent. | ||
| bemoan fact | 2.63 | He bemoans the fact that the team lost again. | ||
| bemoan loss | 2.11 | Bemoan the loss of jobs. | ||
| bemoan fate | 0.59 | They sip their sweet black tea and bemoan their fate. | ||
| bemoan absence | 0.39 | Readers continually bemoan the absence of real women in magazines, including Allure. | ||
| bemoan decline | 0.39 | Many in the rich world bemoan the decline in manufacturing jobs. | ||
| bemoan state | 0.39 | They bemoaned the state of the often-frail U.S. dollar. | ||
| bemoan departure | 0.33 | Mirko Marceta bemoaned the departure of most of his fellow Serbs. | ||
| bemoan inability | 0.33 | Meanwhile, the owner of the Pittsburgh Penguins bemoans the inability to reach a settlement. | ||
| bemoan condition | 0.26 | There seemed to be no way out of the cul-de-sac of yet once again bemoaning our condition. | ||
| bemoan difficulty | 0.26 | For his part, Clinton bemoaned the difficulty of getting Americans to pay attention. | ||
| bemoan situation | 0.26 | Most are too busy to bemoan the situation. |