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Meanings of grieve much in English
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Usage of grieve much in English
1
I grieve much to hear that he was killed while on his way down.
2
They could not believe that she would grieve much at losing any of them.
3
But I grieve much, dear child, that I can be with you no longer.
4
Oh dear, no, I certainly can't grieve much for him.
5
Besides, I never let myself grieve much, even to myself, lest he might find it out.
6
Perhaps they might never be found, in which case John felt that he should not grieve much.
7
You need not grieve much for me.
8
You didn't grieve much, that's certain.
9
But Nikolay Ivanovitch did not grieve much; he ordered twenty gooseberry-bushes, planted them, and began living as a country gentleman.
10
We heard that he had died in Lycia, and grieved much and long.
11
And Adam grieved much because God had not accepted Cain's offering.
12
She grieved much and was tempted to wonder whether the time spent had been wasted.
13
Secondly, because Marina has grieved much for your loss.
14
She grieved much for him and wept sorely.
15
Princesse des Ursins, and that she grieved much when that Princess was dismissed for the first time.
16
Ogier remained in the rear, with the other youths, grieving much that he was not permitted to fight.
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