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grieved

adjective as in afflicted

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adjective as in sorry

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But by making them available to a research institution, Jones said, the public might get a better understanding of California’s death row, including how prisoners built community, practiced religion, even grieved.

I’ve never liked the past tense — grieved — as that implies a conclusion to something that changes us, alters our course and continues to define us.

She told him the other baby was healthy and the pair "grieved together," Ms Fee said.

From BBC

In a phone call from their home in San Diego, the two told me how they’ve grieved the tragedy in L.A. from afar.

Paul Crook, from Langstone, Newport, said he had also had to make repeated phone calls to hurry the process along as he grieved for both of his in-laws.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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