yearned (over) (Meaning)

yearned (over)

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Emily yearned over the glossy pages of the fashion magazine, dreaming of owning the designer pieces.
The child yearned for the warmth of his mother's embrace, having been separated from her for so long.
The artist yearned for recognition and validation for his work that he had poured his heart and soul into.
The traveler yearned for a taste of home cooking after months of living on foreign fare.
The musician yearned over the broken strings of his guitar, desperate to have it repaired and play it again.
The student yearned for the summer break, eagerly anticipating the freedom and relaxation it would bring.
The athlete yearned for the competitive spirit and adrenaline rush that came with competing in sports.
The employee yearned for a promotion, working tirelessly to prove their worth and value to the company.
The philanthropist yearned for a world without poverty and suffering, dedicating their life to helping those in need.
The elderly woman yearned for the simpler times of her youth, filled with laughter and the company of loved ones.

commiserated (with), bled (for),pitied, sympathized (with), ached (for), felt (for), identified (with),condoled (with), grieved (for), loved

overlooked, disregarded,ignored, neglected,hated, scorned,disliked

Emily yearned over the glossy pages of the fashion magazine, dreaming of owning the designer pieces.

The child yearned for the warmth of his mother's embrace, having been separated from her for so long.

The artist yearned for recognition and validation for his work that he had poured his heart and soul into.

The traveler yearned for a taste of home cooking after months of living on foreign fare.