Similar words: retrieving, believing, grieve, grieve for, grievous, aggrieve, grievance, aggrieved. Meaning: [grɪːv] 
adj. sorrowful through loss or deprivation.
adj. sorrowful through loss or deprivation. 
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61. Meanwhile at Charles de Gaulle airport outside of Paris, the grieving continues.
62. Project Common Bond hosts an annual eight-day camp at which participants typically forge strong ties and learn to support each other through grieving and adjusting to their losses, Murphy said.
63. It was a long, grieving sound , like a sigh -- almost like a sob.
64. I wanted to keep you from grieving -- that was all that made me come. "
65. I wondered why I had no idea of some unyielding life sprouting over the fallen petals when I was grieving for the ceiba tree .
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66. If anyone ever discovers our mistake, we can still pay off a lot of grieving families before we come close to the cost of retrofitting sixty-five hundred leather interiors.
67. His shocked and grieving fans feel genuine affection for Jackson.
68. But as the first grieving fades, and all those people Jackson's lawyers paid to keep quiet get other people to pay for their stories, the tabloid tattling will return.
69. Their capture might bring a measure of consolation to a grieving mother.
70. My confused prepubescent days are behind me, but I find myself in mourning – grieving for the heterosexuality that might have been. I would never have chosen to be a lesbian.
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