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What is something sad that starts with the letter g?

· gloomy · glum · grief · grief-stricken · grim · grieving · grievous


What is something sad that starts with G?

Grief


What does everyone can master a grief but he that has it mean?

People always think that it easy to help someone in grief using a common sense. They usually give advices to people in grief to use common sense to fight the grief. However, for them it does not work, because if you are in grief, your common sense is also affected in a way that it is not useful to fight the grief.


What is another word for grief-stricken?

Devastated


What is another word for grief or sorrow?

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What is another word for bereavment?

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What part of speech is grief?

The word grief is a noun. It is a pain from suffering or hardship.


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Who is most affected by empty nest syndrome?

Parents of college aged or adult children are very affected by empty nest syndrome. They are entering a different cycle of their lives and go through a grief process.


How do you use grief in a sentence?

I am filling with grief. Grief is all I feel. We were in deep grief.


True meaning of sadness?

Sadness is affected or characterized by sorrow or unhappiness. Expressive emotion of disadvantage, loss, grief, despair, helplessness, sorrow or unhappiness.


Can extreme grief be a motive for murder?

Yes, extreme grief can be a motive for murder (still against the law.) Example: If a drunk driver ran over someone's daughter or worse yet murdered someone's daughter then it is usually the father that could retaliate and murder the person who killed his daughter out of grief and rage or simply believing in an 'eye for an eye.'Another View: Unless the retaliatory "grief-stricken act' occurred within an extremely short timeframe after the original event (i.e.: seconds to mere minutes), while such a defense could be attempted by the defense, I seriously doubt that it would succeed. AND - it would most certainly notprevent the perpetrator arrested and being charged with Homicide.