Meanings of aggrieve in English

It is not to aggrieve, but to redress, that we carry arms.

It will thus be understood how Brann's article could aggrieve the father and brother.

It wasn't to aggrieve one particular sense of wrong.

Everything that can most aggrieve the heart of man has befallen me here under his eyes.

And all were marshalled according to those touching and pathetic tactics which speak of a nation more accustomed to defend than to aggrieve.

He used to come down and sit with me while I was getting well, and aggrieve his flute and say unreconstructed things about the North.

Osei had admitted manslaughter and an alternative charge of administering poison, with intent to injure, aggrieve or annoy, as well as seven counts of fraud.

Nxumalo said: The Department is deeply appalled and aggrieved by this video.

Understandably, many people in golf have felt aggrieved at the negative onslaught.

Moreover, the philo-Maori officials held that Rauparaha and Rangihaeata were aggrieved persons.

He paused, and when I made no comment, said, a trifle aggrieved:

If you consider yourself aggrieved, I am willing to make reparation-amplereparation.

The senior dayroom was aggrieved at Kennedy's taking this post from Fenn.

Should there, however, be any who conceive themselves aggrieved by my conduct.

These last words greatly aggrieved Moses, who not thought: Woe is me!

If that is true, Suárez has legitimate reasons to be aggrieved.