sighing (for) (Meaning)

sighing (for)

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He sighed (for) the days of his carefree youth.
The traveler sighed (for) the comfort of home as he trudged through the desert.
She sighed (for) the lost love that still haunted her dreams.
The mother sighed (for) the son who had chosen a different path.
The artist sighed (for) the inspiration that had eluded him for weeks.
The child sighed (for) the toy that had been taken away from him.
The prisoner sighed (for) freedom, longing for the day he would be released.
The teacher sighed (for) the students who were struggling to grasp the lesson.
The old man sighed (for) the younger days when he could still run and play.
The lover sighed (for) the presence of their beloved, their heart aching with desire.

jonesing (for), pining (for), hankering (for or after), wanting,craving, wishing (for), dying (for), panting (after), longing (for), aching (for)

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

He sighed (for) the days of his carefree youth.

The traveler sighed (for) the comfort of home as he trudged through the desert.

She sighed (for) the lost love that still haunted her dreams.

The mother sighed (for) the son who had chosen a different path.