Meanings of great bereavement in English

Sir Henry Hawkins has my sincere sympathy in his great bereavement.

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Be assured of our sincere regard for you and others in this great bereavement.

The death of children is a great bereavement of home.

The monarch was inconsolable at this great bereavement.

No passionate grief at their loss raged wildly in the bosoms of those who suffered this great bereavement.

About this time, too, the traffic suffered a great bereavement, for the personal liberty argument fell, mortally wounded.

She has enlisted the sympathies of the entire community in her behalf, because of her youth and great bereavement.

Madame then inquired after my father and brother, and passed on to speak of her great bereavement-theloss of her husband.

Little Reginald grew apace, and continued to be the one consolation in her great bereavement-thesolitary joy which reconciled her to her environment.

I am indebted for education to a bachelor uncle, who, after our great bereavement, received at his house an infant sister and myself.

The other child, a handsome, bold-looking little girl six years of age, was running gayly around the room, perfectly unconscious of her great bereavement.

The other great bereavement has been too recent to remain long out of her thoughts, and soon returns to them in its full afflicting bitterness.

Rosa heard of it, and, thinking it was a great bereavement, wrote him one of those exquisite letters of condolence a lady alone can write.

But a greater bereavement even than this, is, the death of a wife and mother.

But the greatest bereavement of home is, generally, death.