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bereavement
noun as in death; loss
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In the days that followed, Rhian was aghast that the only bereavement support they had been offered was a leaflet with a list of phone numbers.
I felt like I should have taken a bereavement day, but then it meant I couldn’t talk to you.
The Tierneys said they are grateful they got to spend two days with Molly in the hospital's bereavement room.
Introducing a legal right to miscarriage bereavement leave would be "a leading light in a world which seems to be taking a backward step in women's rights," she added.
Losing it was like a bereavement of an old friend.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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