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“ruing”
rue (verb), rues; rued; ruing
1. To feel sorrow or regret for doing something: Jake said he rued the day that he bought his car because it kept breaking down so often.
2. Etymology or origin: from Middle English ruen, "sorrow, regret."

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2. Etymology or origin: from Middle English ruen, "sorrow, regret."

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English Words in Action, Group R
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