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wept

[wept] / wɛpt /


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Over the next six days, his mom only slept and wept.

From Literature

She wept, partially because she might never see her son again and partially, according to Felix, because “she feared that Basel might be utterly destroyed by the army of Charles V,” the Holy Roman Emperor.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mr Hatton's family wept and hugged each other as the coroner read out her conclusion.

From BBC

People were climbing aboard while friends and relatives in the crowd wept or simply stared.

From Literature

She wept then, uncontrollably, as much in anger as in grief, I thought.

From Literature