Bereaved is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BEREAVED in dictionary:

VERB:
• BEREAVE, to deprive esp. by death
NOUN:
• a person who has suffered the death of someone they loved
ADJECTIVE:
• deprived of a close relation or friend through their death
• having recently lost a close friend or relative through death
• sorrowful through loss or deprivation

Words related to BEREAVED

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How to use BEREAVED in a sentence

• Already he had lost his wife, he had suffered from acute and chronic ill-health, he had been bereaved but three weeks previously of another little son.
• I went with a burdened spirit, and happened to sit next a poor, bereaved mother, whose heart was still heavier than mine.
• The bereaved man was frantic in his grief, mad with the sense of his loss.
• First bereaved, and then silenced by furious words, she lost at once her wealth and all reward of her eloquence.
• Perhaps he needed consolation, and it was my office to sympathize with the bereaved.
• He cherished a remembrance of her faithful admonitions and precepts, as vivid as might have been expected from a child bereaved at the age of eight or ten.
• Lady Belgrade dismissed the assembled servants to their several duties, and then, assisted by Lord Arondelle, led the bereaved and suffering girl from the room.
• The Association desires to express its high appreciation of his long and valued services, and extends to his bereaved family its heartfelt and sincere sympathy.
• As she sang, Desborough fancied he could hear the cry of bereaved women.
• Thou wouldst lament as a soul bereaved and weep as a heart filled with longing.
• As far as was possible, the bereaved wife tried to keep to herself the sorrow that had slowly but surely undermined her health and made her an old woman before her hour.
• Before him was the most welcome picture his bereaved eyes could have looked upon.
• Had I only understood earlier, and not have been so blinded with my own sorrow! How very deeply you must have suffered, dear, with no one to comfort the bereaved mother-heart.
• I will not penetrate the sanctity of the home bereaved by his death.
• Had she not been a creature of passionate impulses, the death of this babe of shame would have brought a stern joy to her bereaved mind.
• This is the third child that this deeply bereaved family have been called to part with in the brief space of ten days.
• For Jane had buried in tenderest words and hopes all the cruel words which had so bitterly wounded and bereaved and impoverished his life.
• To the little priest he had confided the care of his bereaved family.
• He was taking considerable pleasure in standing on a pedestal before the eyes of Europe as the bereaved Hohenzollern sire.
• Since she had been bereaved of the late Emperor she retired to her private residence.
• I made my years good to my neighbors, the sick, the bereaved.
• The bereaved Ladies of the Holy Household, receive with comfort and refreshing gladness any news that may come to them from that wonderful and distant land.
• Should you enquire about these bereaved ones, through the grace of the Lord and the bounties of His divine Mystery, we are all well, but our grief knows no bounds.
• The child may thus discharge an office of more than filial love for the bereaved parents.
• By his affable manners and intelligence he had endeared himself to all of his associates who felt as though they were themselves bereaved.
• To his care Jesus intrusted the Mother Mary, and he now remains near as one of the few most deeply bereaved.
• However, the rubbish is human rubbish, and bereaved parties have certain feelings which require that it should be shot gingerly.
• Nobody sits in your place at the table, and it gives us such a horrid bereaved feeling when we look at it.
• The moment of parting came, and it was a trying ordeal for mother, so recently bereaved of husband.
• O famous realms of Athens and of Pallas, of what a man will ye have been bereaved! Oh unhappy I! What abundant reason, Venus, shall I have to remember thy ills! CHOR.
• Poor Helen, she was widowed indeed, and it needed not the badge of mourning to tell how terribly she was bereaved.
• I left that bereaved household with a feeling that a full explanation of this event must be adjourned to the next state of my existence.
• With the bound of a bereaved tiger Anthony sprung upon his prey.

Similar words containing BEREAV without suffix ed

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