mourn in Latin
mourn in Latin is lūgeō — mourn means to feel or express deep sadness, especially over someone's death.
mourn in Latin
lūgeō
What does "mourn" mean?
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verb To feel or express deep sadness, especially over someone's death.
"The whole town mourned the loss of its longtime mayor."
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verb To observe the customs associated with grief, such as wearing black or holding a period of remembrance.
"The family mourned for a full year, as was the custom."
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mourn in a sentence
- The whole town mourned the loss of its longtime mayor.
- She still mourns her grandmother, who passed years ago.
- The family mourned for a full year, as was the custom.
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What is "mourn" in Latin?
"mourn" in Latin is lūgeō. mourn means: To feel or express deep sadness, especially over someone's death.
How do you use "mourn" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole town mourned the loss of its longtime mayor." In Latin, "mourn" is lūgeō.
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