Adjective:

என்பதோடு அவருடைய,

bereaved's Usage Examples:

sensitive handling of the bereaved.

For example, at any given time, many viewers will be recently bereaved.

"During this time Rome was horrorstruck by the mysterious murder of the young duke of Gandia, and the bereaved pope mourned his son with the wildest grief.

The bereaved often need to see the body of the deceased or participate in some activity that expresses the letting go of their dead loved one's presence in this life.

How could a God who smiled at those mutilated corpses in Omagh be a loving God?bereaved following the terrorist attack in Omagh.

For its part, religion can only offer the sop of God's comfort blanket for those bereaved by His own acts.

She is personified as a widowed princess, bereaved and desolate, sitting amid the ruins of her former joys, and brooding over her calamities.

Many bereaved parents may not be avid scrapbookers and just the word alone may be intimidating.

This transitional time makes it easier for the bereaved to focus on their feelings after a loss and helps prepare for going about their regular duties.

He shall on all occasions discourage the pestering of the bereaved, including the soliciting of orders in burial grounds.

Funeral home business partners can help bereaved families initiate this process with minimal complications, or if no business partner is available, interested individuals may contact the company directly about creating a memorial diamond.

Medical experts have claimed that bereaved parents who have recently lost a child are at a greater risk of suicide.

The site is full of unique and creative ways to memorialize a child's short life, including those a bereaved parent can participate in.

Synonyms:

individual, somebody, soul, bereaved person, mortal, person, someone,

Antonyms:

female, adult, worker, debtor, male,