Bewailing ppl. a.

[f. as prec. + -ING².] That bewails or laments. Hence Bewailingly adv.

1613.  Shaks., Hen. VIII., III. ii. 255. Thy Ambition … robb’d this bewailing Land Of Noble Buckingham.

1862.  Thornbury, Turner, II. 234. He alludes bewailingly to the November fog, that stops his painting.