Verb:

విచారంగా మారింది, ఏప్లింగ్, ఏదో పైగా అసంతృప్తి లేదా దుఃఖాన్ని వ్యక్తపరచండి, దుఃఖం,

mourn's Usage Examples:

the end of Church " State had foretold that Cerebus would "die alone, unmourned and unloved".

Neither idealizing the Russian peasantry, nor mourning its faults (both tendencies were common in Russian literature of the time), the author was critical of the Emancipation reform of 1861 which gave freedom to serfs.

Eventually he coughs and falls silent, and a lone ham radio operator is heard mournfully calling "Is there anyone on the air? Isn"t there.

food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species, such as the mourning cloak butterfly.

A mourning poffer costed 15 guilders.

adherents of the doctrine of free will [RHU] Also written Qadariya [RHU] qaddish In Judaism, a prayer of mourning [C] More commonly written Kaddish Hebrew.

to mourn the death of American president Abraham Lincoln.

Anthony O"Hear identified the mourning as a defining point in the "sentimentalisation of Britain", a media-fuelled phenomenon where image and reality become.

Stella is mourning the death of her young son, killed while riding his bike on public roads for the first time.

including deer, raccoons, squirrels, meadowlarks, sedge wrens, pheasants, bobolinks, wild turkeys, thrashers, and mourning doves.

She arrived for the celebrations on 18 February 2002, nine days following the death of her sister, Princess Margaret, Countess of Snowdon; the Queen established a short period of private, though not state, mourning.

Beijing in May 2020, but it is claimed by law experts that gatherings and mournings alone would not constitute a breach of the law.

, Namibia declared a period of mourning for three days Uruguay, Vietnam, Angola decreed one day of national mourning; Trinidad and Tobago decreed that the national flag be flown at half-mast for one day; while Haiti decreed three days of mourning; and Dominica declared national mourning for Castro.

Synonyms:

sorrow, grieve,

Antonyms:

lose, allow, disrespect,