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mourn

[mawrn, mohrn] / mɔrn, moʊrn /


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While some took to the streets to celebrate, others took part in public displays of mourning led by government authorities.

From BBC

The auntie he never had the chance to miss, to mourn, to celebrate.

From Literature

She was hurt that he didn’t appear in public to mourn with families like hers—but she still wants to see Balen win because her brother supported him.

From The Wall Street Journal

One thing is clear: Few Mexicans appear to be mourning the seeming passing of the “hugs not bullets” era.

From Los Angeles Times

Thousands went onto the streets of Tehran after the killing of the supreme leader, on the first of 40 days of mourning.

From BBC