bereavedadj.
/bɪˈriːvd/ Deprived or robbed; taken away by force; spec. deprived by death of a near relative or close friend.
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the mind > possession > loss > [adjective] > suffering loss > deprived
forlornc1150
bereaved?a1200
destitute14..
private?a1425
devoidedc1430
disgarnished1484
destituted1550
deprived1552
deprivate1575
berapt1581
bereft1586
bereaven1592
dispossessed1599
ungraced1602
privated1656
viduated1660
disfurnished1670
the world > life > death > cause of death > bereavement by death > [adjective]
orbed1616
bereaved1828
bereft1828
?a1200 Notes to Layamon's Brut III. 447 Kenelm kine-bearn, Liþ under þorne, Heafode bireavod.
1608 W. Shakespeare King Lear xviii. 9 What can mans wisdome In the restoring his bereued sence.
1828 W. Scott Fair Maid of Perth xii, in Chron. Canongate 2nd Ser. III. 333 The distraction of a bereaved father.
1858 J. Martineau Stud. Christianity 194 Who..bids bereaved affection weep no more.
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- yeoman farrier
- yeoman fewterer
- your gentleness
- your godliness
- your good mastership
- your good masterships
- your good self
- your good selves
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- your grace
- your grandmother!
- your granny!
- your guess is as good as mine
- your hellhood
- your her funeral
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- your humble, obedient, etc, servant
- your lane
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