orphaning Antonyms
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Meaning of orphaning
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orphaning (p. pr. & vb. n.)
of Orphan
orphaning Sentence Examples
- The tragic accident mercilessly orphaned the young siblings, leaving them alone and vulnerable.
- The conflict wreaked havoc on the community, orphaning numerous children and depriving them of their loved ones.
- The untimely death of their parents orphaned the siblings, forcing them to navigate life's challenges without parental guidance.
- The foster system stepped in to provide care for the orphaned children, ensuring their well-being and offering a glimmer of hope.
- The organization dedicated its efforts to preventing the orphaning of children, providing support to vulnerable families and communities.
- The government's policy of separating children from their parents at the border resulted in the orphaning of countless innocent souls.
- The loss of both parents in a single traumatic event orphaned the child, shattering their world and leaving them with immense grief.
- The aftermath of the natural disaster left a trail of orphaning, as families were torn apart and children found themselves without a place to call home.
- The orphaned child yearned for a sense of belonging and a family that would provide them with love and support.
- The act of orphaning can have profound and lasting consequences, leaving a deep scar on the lives of those affected.
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of Orphan
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The tragic accident mercilessly orphaned the young siblings, leaving them alone and vulnerable.
The conflict wreaked havoc on the community, orphaning numerous children and depriving them of their loved ones.
The untimely death of their parents orphaned the siblings, forcing them to navigate life's challenges without parental guidance.
The foster system stepped in to provide care for the orphaned children, ensuring their well-being and offering a glimmer of hope.
