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Meanings of grief in English
Intense sorrow caused by loss of a loved one (especially by death)
Usage of grief in English
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But Sophie knew personal loss, family grief-andbetrayal?-wasa different matter entirely.
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Why open up all the grief for the victims' families and friends?
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However, complicated grief was significantly lower for caregivers in the treatment condition.
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Objective: The Sewol ferry disaster caused shock and grief in South Korea.
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We also know people can hold the grief for a long time.
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I think I would deal with grief in a very similar way.
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Harry said he had sought counselling to help deal with the grief.
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Honor the repose of the dead and the grief of the living.
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Background: The Sewol ferry disaster caused national shock and grief in Korea.
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Believe me, I've had enough experience of grief to know what works.
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Something we often hear is that grief is the price of love.
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David Brown actually met Riddle and is in a state of grief.
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The marriage took place in secret and ended in grief and death.
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For Diarra, the past four days have brought a more immediate grief.
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Their grief lasts much longer than the news cycle for such stories.
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Dáil Sketch: It was a day of continuing grief for the Government.
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Translations for grief
Russian
Grief through the time
Grief across language varieties
Canada
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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