repining (for) (Meaning)

repining (for)

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Mary was repining for her lost love, consumed by longing and heartache.
The elderly gentleman, seated by the window, gazed out with a repining expression, yearning for days gone by.
The poet's muse had abandoned her, leaving her repining for inspiration and the ability to create.
The traveler ventured into the uncharted territory, repining for the comforts of home and the familiar faces she had left behind.
The exiled princess languished in a foreign land, repining for her former kingdom and the life she had once known.
The inventor toiled tirelessly, repining for the day when his groundbreaking device would finally become a reality.
The ambitious businessman pursued his dreams relentlessly, repining for the success and recognition that eluded him.
The disillusioned artist, abandoned by his patrons, repined for the days when his masterpieces were celebrated and admired.
The widowed mother, alone in her vast house, repined for her departed husband, her heart heavy with grief and longing.
The repentant sinner, filled with remorse for his past misdeeds, repined for forgiveness and a chance to redeem himself.

sighing (for), wanting, jonesing (for), dying (for), thirsting (for), lusting (for or after), pining (for), hungering (for),craving, yearning (for)

detesting, abominating, loathing, abhorring, despising,hating, declining,refusing, spurning, execrating

Mary was repining for her lost love, consumed by longing and heartache.

The elderly gentleman, seated by the window, gazed out with a repining expression, yearning for days gone by.

The poet's muse had abandoned her, leaving her repining for inspiration and the ability to create.

The traveler ventured into the uncharted territory, repining for the comforts of home and the familiar faces she had left behind.