Meanings of terrible bereavement in English

No words can express the terrible bereavement of his family.

But, my dear, keep this in mind: with terrible bereavement comes the strength to bear it.

A terrible bereavement has befallen our people.

And in spite of his terrible bereavement the newly-promoted officer left his master's presence with a swelling heart.

Some have believed that there is evidence to prove that in youth his heart had suffered a terrible bereavement.

He had just come up from Scotland, where he had been ill, and had only just learned her terrible bereavement.

But before this humorous creation was completed, the author endured the terrible bereavement which was to color all his life.

Aside from the terrible bereavement, there was the intangible loss of what would in all likelihood have been a great career.

At first Nina demurred, with some plaintive excuse concerning her "recent terrible bereavement," but I easily persuaded her out of this.

Silence continued till Orlando's eyes encountered the newspapers scattered on the table, when he once more spoke of the terrible bereavement of the Boccaneras.

Only his mouth was individual and less than handsome, but its tight-lipped look now might have been the shock of sudden and terrible bereavement.

You know that afflictions do come-terriblebereavements, sorrows sad and strange.

'He came to Ducie to claim his bride, and she was gone,' said Glastonbury; 'his mind sunk under the terrible bereavement.