Grieve
Chamber's Twientieth Century Dictionary · 1908 · p. 45
grēv, v.t. to cause grief or pain of mind to: to make sorrowful: to vex: ( B. ) also to inflict bodily pain.— v.i. to feel grief: to mourn.— n. Griev′ance , cause of grief: burden: hardship: injury: grief.— adv. Griev′ingly ( Shak. ), in sorrow, sorrowfully.— adj. Griev′ous , causing grief: burdensome: painful: atrocious: hurtful.— adv. Griev′ously , in a grievous manner: ( B. ) severely.— n. Griev′ousne . [O. Fr. grever —L. gravāre , gravis , heavy.]
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