0 past simple and past participle of grieve
1 to feel or express great sadness, especially when someone dies:
He is still grieving for/over his wife.
[ + obj + to infinitive ] It grieves me to see all this food going to waste.
The women grieved for things like not being around for their children's life events such as marriages, graduations, and having babies.
In a healthy subject, the loss is introjected - mourned and grieved for, accepted as a part of reality, and worked through.
I am still more grieved for the cause.
Before her husband's death, she had been showing signs of dementia, which seemed to become more severe as she grieved for her husband.
There are also many official notices where local officials grieved over the fact that people liked initiating lawsuits.
I am grieved to say, suggest that they have not even understood what that analysis is.
The crisis in farming is one matter that has undoubtedly grieved me in recent years.
Furthermore, some, though not all, of the children one grieved for over the suffering that they had to sustain.
