to sigh with emotion or feeling, often in response to wonder, admiration, or a profound experience

to sigh; to gasp in admiration

to exclaim in admiration or wonder

to exclaim in admiration

to exhale audibly, typically to express sadness, frustration, or fatigue

a long, deep sigh expressing sorrow, weariness, or regret

to gasp in amazement at something acclaimed as the peak of perfection

to express deep sorrow, grief, or regret; to sigh mournfully or bewail a situation

to sigh with deep regret or emotion

exclamation mark !

to gasp with admiration; to be filled with admiration

(idiom) to be full of praise and admiration; to marvel endlessly; to be in awe

deserving of regret, sorrow, or pity; unfortunate or sad

to heave deep sighs in despair or sorrow; to moan and groan (literally: sighing voice and wailing breath)

exclamation mark ! (punctuation)

to express deep sorrow, regret, or grief, often over a loss or misfortune

to consider oneself as being not as good as others

to sigh with regret

to sigh and groan continuously (idiom); to heave deep sighs

To feel frustrated or incompetent when faced with a task beyond one's ability or resources.

a word or phrase used to express strong emotion or sudden feeling, categorized as a part of speech

a part of speech used to express strong emotion, response, or to call attention

to sigh in dismay, admiration, or a sense of powerlessness while looking at something

a sentence or phrase expressing strong emotion or emphasis

to express admiration or praise for something

to dismiss with a sigh (idiom); a hopeless case

to admire inwardly

to stare at the ceiling in despair; to find no way out or be at the end of one's wits when facing a predicament

to sigh

to complain or grumble

to exclaim in astonishment

A word or phrase used to express strong emotion or a sudden outcry, such as an interjection.

To have sympathy with a like-minded person in distress.

to sigh repeatedly or incessantly due to sorrow, melancholy, or frustration