abridge, curtail, deprive, disentitle, dispossess, drain, leave, lighten one of, milk, orphan, rob, take away from, tap
Definitionv. deprive through death
Last update: October 7, 2015
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He has been recently bereaved and is off work. [Please select]
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But if I am robbed of my sons, I am bereaved indeed. [Please select]
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Oliver was a bereaved mother and lived on the edge of the country. [Please select]
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She is taken from me; I am left bereaved of her. [Please select]
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Forrester, detaching herself from the larger group of bereaved ones, joined them. [Please select]
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The _mironton, mirontaine_ is an agonized wail of suspense--poor bereaved duchess. [Please select]
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We cannot describe the grief of that bereaved husband. [Please select]
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The following morning, the bereaved mother was quite composed. [Please select]
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Poor, bereaved mother. [Please select]
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I may take it into my head to send for some of our bereaved women to witness my terrible work and see that it is well done, if you insist upon the worst. [Please select]
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He must, he would forget--and he knew, that he could only succeed if he found a task which might promise to give some new occupation to his bereaved soul. [Please select]
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