1. to weep over; to lament or mourn with tears
Usage: archaic or literary; transitive verb

Examples

• She did beweep the loss of her beloved companion.
• The mourners gathered to beweep the fallen soldier.
• He could not beweep his misfortune, for tears would not come.
• The widow beweeps her husband's untimely death.
• In the old play, the character beweeps her tragic fate.