Pronunciation: /mɔrn/
noun the act of mourning or grieving
A1 I feel sad because of the mourn.
A2 The whole village was in mourn after the tragic accident.
B1 The mourn of losing a loved one is a difficult process to go through.
B2 The family gathered together to mourn the passing of their grandmother.
C1 The mourn of the nation was evident as people paid their respects to the fallen soldiers.
C2 The artist's painting captured the depth of mourn felt by the characters in the scene.
verb to feel or express sorrow or grief
A1 She mourned the loss of her favorite toy.
A2 The whole village mourned the passing of their beloved mayor.
B1 After the tragic accident, the community came together to mourn the victims.
B2 The nation mourned the death of a great leader.
C1 She mourned the end of her long-standing friendship.
C2 The artist's fans mourned his sudden retirement from the music industry.
formal The community came together to mourn the loss of a beloved leader.
informal We all gathered to mourn the passing of our favorite teacher.
slang I'm just here to mourn the end of my favorite TV show.
figurative She couldn't help but mourn the loss of her youth as she celebrated her birthday.
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