sorrow (for) (Meaning)

sorrow (for)

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Her sorrow for her lost child consumed her, leaving an unfillable void in her heart.
The sorrow for the victims of the tragedy was palpable, casting a heavy pall over the community.
His sorrow for his estranged brother tormented his thoughts, driving him towards reconciliation.
The mother's sorrow for her dying son was unbearable, a knife twisting in her soul.
The remorse he felt for his past misdeeds filled him with a profound sorrow for the pain he had caused.
The sorrow for their shattered dreams weighed heavily on their spirits, threatening to crush them.
The loss of his beloved pet brought a deep sorrow for him, leaving him with a sense of emptiness.
The nation mourned with sorrow for its fallen soldiers, honoring their sacrifices with tears and prayers.
The sorrow for the homeless and impoverished filled her with compassion, inspiring her to work tirelessly for their welfare.
The sorrow for the victims of the earthquake left an indelible mark on society, reminding people of the fragility of life.

grieve (for), regret,ache (for), mourn,bewail, rue, lament, repent

relish, revel (in),delight (in), enjoy, savour,savor,

Her sorrow for her lost child consumed her, leaving an unfillable void in her heart.

The sorrow for the victims of the tragedy was palpable, casting a heavy pall over the community.

His sorrow for his estranged brother tormented his thoughts, driving him towards reconciliation.

The mother's sorrow for her dying son was unbearable, a knife twisting in her soul.