grieve in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

grieve in the PONS Dictionary

grieve Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to grieve over sth
se désoler de qc
to grieve for sb/sth
pleurer qn/qc
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Ann believes that she is living alone in her house where nothing seems to work, grieving her husband's death.
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The king grieved, but was, in time, persuaded to seek another wife.
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All of the inhabitants grieved, as she was much loved by the people.
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She has several active suitors but is not interested in remarrying, still grieving her losses.
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People far and wide grieved over her death.
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She and the narrator developed an especially intimate relationship during her final years and the narrator continues to actively grieve for her throughout the novel.
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She says things have changed; she grieved for him but can't return to their relationship.
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No details were given, and as such, the band has taken to grieving the loss.
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He grieves her death and she is later buried.
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Grieve was originally tasked with completing the plan's chapter on recreation.
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