The little girl grieved over her kitten's death.
He doth not afflict willingly nor grieve the children of men (Lamentations 3:33).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
griev — ag·griev·ance; griev·ance; griev·ant; griev·er; griev·ing·ly; griev·ous; griev·ous·ly; griev·ous·ness; ag·griev·ed·ly; … English syllables
griev´ous|ness — griev|ous «GREE vuhs», adjective. 1. hard to bear; causing great pain or suffering; severe: »grievous cruelty. SYNONYM(S): distressing. 2. very evil or offensive; outrageous; flagrant; atrocious: »Murder is a grievous crime in most societies.… … Useful english dictionary
griev´ous|ly — griev|ous «GREE vuhs», adjective. 1. hard to bear; causing great pain or suffering; severe: »grievous cruelty. SYNONYM(S): distressing. 2. very evil or offensive; outrageous; flagrant; atrocious: »Murder is a grievous crime in most societies.… … Useful english dictionary
griev|ous — «GREE vuhs», adjective. 1. hard to bear; causing great pain or suffering; severe: »grievous cruelty. SYNONYM(S): distressing. 2. very evil or offensive; outrageous; flagrant; atrocious: »Murder is a grievous crime in most societies. Wasting food… … Useful english dictionary
griev|ance — «GREE vuhns», noun. 1. a real or imagined wrong; reason for being annoyed or angry; cause for complaint: »The captain told his men to report any grievance to him. SYNONYM(S): injustice, injury. 2. Obsolete. suffering, distress, or trouble, or a… … Useful english dictionary
griev´ing|ly — grieve «greev», verb, grieved, griev|ing. –v.i. to feel grief; be very sad; sorrow deeply: »The little girl grieved over her kitten s death. –v.t. 1. to cause to feel grief; make very sad; afflict: »His bad behavior grieved his parents. 2 … Useful english dictionary
griev·ance — … Useful english dictionary
griev·ous — … Useful english dictionary
ag|griev|ed|ly — «uh GREE vihd lee», adverb. in an aggrieved manner … Useful english dictionary
griever — griev·er … English syllables
