grieving (Meaning)

Wordnet

grieving (s)

sorrowful through loss or deprivation

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grieving (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Grieve

Webster

grieving (a.)

Sad; sorrowful; causing grief.

Webster

grieving (n.)

The act of causing grief; the state of being grieved.

grieving Sentence Examples

  1. After the sudden loss of his beloved wife, John was consumed by a profound grieving process.
  2. The family was still grieving the untimely death of their father when the accident occurred.
  3. The town was in mourning, grieving the victims of the devastating earthquake.
  4. As she stood by her mother's grave, she felt an overwhelming wave of grieving.
  5. The therapist encouraged the group to share their grief, allowing them to heal through grieving.
  6. The children struggled to process their emotions as they navigated the grieving process after their parents' divorce.
  7. The community came together to support those who were grieving the loss of their homes in the fire.
  8. Grief washed over her in waves, leaving her feeling lost and alone.
  9. The scars of grief remained, shaping their lives in both subtle and profound ways.
  10. Time had passed, but the wounds of their grief still lingered in their hearts.

FAQs About the word grieving

sorrowful through loss or deprivationof Grieve, Sad; sorrowful; causing grief., The act of causing grief; the state of being grieved.

weeping, funeral, bitter, mournful, wailing, heartbroken, lugubrious, plaintive, deploring, bemoaning

joyful, laughing, laughing, rejoicing, triumphant, rejoicing, bright, cheerful, smiling, delighted

After the sudden loss of his beloved wife, John was consumed by a profound grieving process.

The family was still grieving the untimely death of their father when the accident occurred.

The town was in mourning, grieving the victims of the devastating earthquake.

As she stood by her mother's grave, she felt an overwhelming wave of grieving.