Adjective:

ଖାଇବା,

grieving's Usage Examples:

In Joss Whedon's stint on Runaways, Chase and Nico's friendship appears more stable now that Chase seems to have moved past grieving for Gert.

Food service followed, aggrieving smaller breweries that found it difficult to compete, and they petitioned.

Next Cacatois and his suite enter to visit Romboïdal, followed by Alexis and his pages, the boy grieving for the loss of his pet hummingbird, for which he is mocked by his father.

Subsequently, Tikhonov allegedly said that after the death of Gagarin, he, grievingly experiencing the death of his friend, forgot to buy an alarm clock.

using normal support systems, and are "forced into a privatized and individualistic mode of grieving," making the healing process even more difficult.

arm and immaculate shroud touch stone; the grieving Mary of Cleophas gesticulates to Heaven.

Mark, still grieving for Gill, is horrified when he discovers that Mandy has been reading his late wife's diary and has dressed up in her clothes.

Storm" The Wire episode A grieving Nick leans against a fence and gazes sullenly into the harbor.

You have just hurt yourselves by dismissing Our Prophet and by aggrieving the best of your own people; your false-deities will not have the option.

The repentant rowdy now becomes the pillar of strength for the grieving family of the deceased person.

the subject with due solemnity, and yet to show the folly of grieving overmuch for what is inevitable.

Ann Dowd portrays grieving mother Joan, who convinces Annie of her ability to contact the dead.

Act, 1963 is strictly non-applicable to Execution Proceedings and the aggrieving party who lost his rights by way of his default may seek remedy under.

Synonyms:

sorrowful, sorrowing, mourning, grief-stricken, bereaved, bereft,

Antonyms:

happy, joyous, inactivity, loved, joyful,