pine (for) (Meaning)

pine (for)

to feel very sad because one wants (something) or because one is not with (someone)

No weak antonyms found.

I pine (for) the days when life was simpler.
She pined (for) her long-lost love, her heart yearning for his return.
The child pined (for) her mother's comforting embrace, her tiny hands reaching out in longing.
The traveler pined (for) the familiar sights and sounds of home, his anticipation growing with each mile.
The musician pined (for) the applause of the audience, his soul craving recognition for his art.
The artist pined (for) inspiration, her brushstrokes seeking to capture the elusive muse.
The scientist pined (for) the discovery that would unravel nature's greatest mysteries, his intellect driven by an unquenchable thirst for knowledge.
The gardener pined (for) the vibrant blooms of spring, his heart eagerly awaiting the arrival of colorful petals.
The teacher pined (for) students who were eager to learn, his passion for education fueled by the desire to ignite young minds.
The writer pined (for) the perfect words to express the depth of his emotions, his pen poised to create a masterpiece that would resonate with others.

to feel very sad because one wants (something) or because one is not with (someone)

itch (for), repine (for), pant (after), hunger (for), wish (for), want, sigh (for), lust (for or after), die (for), thirst (for)

hate, detest, despise, loathe, abhor, decline, reject, execrate, abominate, spurn

I pine (for) the days when life was simpler.

She pined (for) her long-lost love, her heart yearning for his return.

The child pined (for) her mother's comforting embrace, her tiny hands reaching out in longing.

The traveler pined (for) the familiar sights and sounds of home, his anticipation growing with each mile.