repine (for) (Meaning)

repine (for)

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She did not repine for the lost opportunities, choosing instead to focus on the present.
Despite the hardships he faced, he refused to repine for what he didn't have.
The widow did not repine for the comforts of her husband, but found peace in memories of their love.
He felt no need to repine for the accolades he never received, knowing his self-worth was not dependent on them.
Though life had dealt her a cruel blow, she would not repine for what could have been.
The student did not repine for the exam he failed, but used it as a lesson to improve his skills.
Despite losing his fortune, the businessman did not repine for his past wealth, recognizing that true fulfillment lay elsewhere.
The traveler never repined for the familiar comforts of home, embracing the adventure of each new destination.
The elderly woman did not repine for her lost youth, but cherished the wisdom and experiences she had gained over the years.
The artist did not repine for the fame that eluded him, finding joy in the creative process itself.

want, pine (for), long (for), ache (for), sigh (for), lust (for or after), hunger (for),crave, jones (for), yen (for)

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

She did not repine for the lost opportunities, choosing instead to focus on the present.

Despite the hardships he faced, he refused to repine for what he didn't have.

The widow did not repine for the comforts of her husband, but found peace in memories of their love.

He felt no need to repine for the accolades he never received, knowing his self-worth was not dependent on them.