Pronunciation: /ɡriːv/
noun a feeling of deep sorrow
A1 She felt deep grieve after losing her favorite toy.
A2 The family was in grieve over the sudden death of their pet dog.
B1 The community came together to support each other in their time of grieve.
B2 He struggled to cope with his overwhelming grieve after the loss of his best friend.
C1 The artist's painting captured the raw emotion of grieve in a powerful way.
C2 The novel delves deep into the complexities of human grieve and loss.
verb to feel or express deep sorrow
A1 She grieves for her lost pet.
A2 He grieves the death of his grandmother.
B1 The whole community grieved the tragic loss of a young child.
B2 Despite her grief, she found solace in the memories of her loved one.
C1 The artist's work often explores themes of grief and loss.
C2 As a therapist, she helps individuals navigate the complex emotions of grieving.
formal It is common for individuals to grieve the loss of a loved one.
informal She needed time to grieve after her pet passed away.
slang I'm still grieving over the breakup with my ex.
figurative The community continued to grieve the closing of their local bookstore.
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