grieving 的 2 个定义
grieved, griev·ing.
- to feel grief or great sorrow: She has grieved over his death for nearly three years.
grieved, griev·ing.
- to distress mentally; cause to feel grief or sorrow: It grieves me to see you so unhappy.
- Archaic. to oppress or wrong.
grieving 近义词
mourn, feel deep distress
upset, distress someone
更多grieving例句
- That’s the key to responsible mourning — remember that everyone grieves.
- In the aftermath of the fire — as so often with disasters — grieving, homeless survivors wanted someone to blame, and Nero seemed a credible villain.
- The grieving father played by Ian McShane, is a composite, as is the broken-hearted cheerleader played by Kate Mara.
- This didn’t mean that I wasn’t upset when I found out her terminal diagnosis, or that I didn’t grieve for her afterward.
- However, some have turned their backs on grieving families and separated children.
- You know, when Lori died, I was interested in the five stages of grieving.
- He was still grieving when he texted his wife on July 18, but he gave no indication that he was feeling ill.
- We see press conferences featuring grieving parents making impassioned pleas like, “Not one more.”
- This weekend, thousands of people will stand in line to pay $13 for the privilege of grieving to the point of weeping.
- It will take a lot of work, a lot of grieving, and a large measure of hope to see it through.
- The old fire now came over him, and the elders looked round sadly one at another, grieving that they should lose such a brother.
- I had been grieving so much of late that this golden opportunity would pass by; but, thank God!
- Her poorer neighbours understood far more than the others could understand, how sorely she was grieving about the child.
- Is it that we are neglecting the prayerful study of God's Word, and thus grieving the Spirit by whom it was inspired?
- On one such inauspicious day, the young poet Junius came into a square, thronged with the grieving populace.