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grieve
(redirected from griever)

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grieve verb ache, aggrieve, anguish, be anguished, be sad, bemoan, bewail, complain, cry, cut to the quick, desolate, discommode, distress, feel regret, fret, groan, harass, lament, languish, moan, mourn, pain, pine, rue, sadden, sorrow, suffer, take to heart, torment, wail, weep
See also: affront, annoy, brood, discommode, distress, harass, languish, perturb, repent


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As the final whistle was blown in the Champions League final the evening could be summed up by looking at Warren and Dave, lifelong Man United fans, whose faces were a cross between startled rabbit and shell-shocked griever.
Responding To Grief The response to the loss of a loved one varies depending on how the person passed way, the relationship between the griever and the deceased, and individual personalities.
We are also finding that the killing of Gavin has brought with it the stigma of being misunderstood grievers.
 
 
 
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