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Meaning grieve meaning

What does grieve mean?
Definitions in simple English

grieve Verb

— If you grieve over something, you feel very sad about it.

grieve

— verb feel grief — verb cause to feel sorrow his behavior grieves his mother

Synonyms grieve synonyms

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grieve English » English

mourn lament sorrow sadden regret distress be sad afflict worry in mourning be sorrowful sad pain feel sad deplore bewail aggrieve cry complain upset rue offend grow sad groan fret bemoan become sad be unhappy be gloomy torment sigh in admiration repent pine away long hurt one’s feeling hurt feel sorrowful feel depressed feel blue despond depress care be mournful be melancholy be grieved be dispirited be disconsolate annoy yearn wound

Topics grieve topics

What do people use grieve to talk about?
Language and thought Emotion Feel bad

Sad
Person Life Die

Mourn

Conjugation grieve conjugation

How do you conjugate grieve?

grieve · verb

Examples grieve examples

How do I use grieve in a sentence?

Simple sentences

There's no right or wrong way to grieve.
Today, as Americans, we grieve the brutal murder -- a horrific massacre -- of dozens of innocent people. We pray for their families, who are grasping for answers with broken hearts.
Don't grieve.

Movie subtitles

Do not tell me how to grieve, and don't tell me to open a restaurant without her.
Mourn do all the neighbors, forcing themselves to grieve.
I grieve over them evenings.
It's no use to grieve.
Now this overdone, though it make the unskillful laugh, cannot but make the judicious grieve - the censure of which one must in your allowance outweigh a whole theatre of others.
Hamlet, for thine especial safety - which we do tender as we do deeply grieve for that which thou hast done - this deed must send thee hence with fiery quickness.
But do not grieve.
Truly happy now. and that we must cease to grieve for him, and try to be happy, too.
The spirits tell him not to grieve.
Why should they grieve?
I grieve for having helped kill you.
But it. It's not right to grieve that long.
Don't grieve, Mrs. Farrell.
Mind you, no matter how influential any councilor may be he can't touch our jobs, he can't grieve us. But when it comes to promotion there is the rump.
And you, Uncle Opanas, mustn't grieve.
If something should happen to me you won't grieve too much, that you'll carry on.
I grieved for Peter, I can't grieve anymore.
I grieve to tell you we have heard nothing but silence since the day of that incident.
I grieve over them evenings. I don't mind your drinking your lunch out of a bottle. But don't waste your time cross-examining me.
If I died in battle, he'd- he'd grieve for me, yes. but he'd be proud too.
We will withdraw and leave you to grieve.
Don't grieve, you wretch.
Do not grieve that you've lost the splendor Of the golden robe.
One shouldn't grieve forever.
I greatly admire your slender white neck. It would grieve me to see it broken.
Oh, thank you, Dr. Grieve.
Dr. Grieve.
Get Dr. Grieve. He's in the bar.
Do not grieve, my chela.
Your suspicions grieve me.
Well, you grieve for the past like a weeping bird.
Why would he grieve himself so?
One cannot grieve forever.

News and current affairs

No parents grieve for a lost embryo in the way that they would grieve over the death of a child.
When a loved one dies, they grieve for a long time.

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