Alack-and-alas Definition

interjection
Used to express regret or sadness.
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Origin of Alack-and-alas

  • An idiom combining a pair of terms with similar meaning. The first syllable in each word is like a sigh; las is from Old French meaning weariness; and lack is from Middle English meaning loss.

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