Object

• spirit: It seemed a fearful thing to hinder or grieve the Spirit.

Modifying Another Word

• greatly: When King Henry II died Richard was greatly grieved at his father's death.

Object

• mother: His grieving mother had given birth to him in a chamber draped with black mourning.

• father: The grieving father becomes obsessed with uncovering the mystery of the newspaper.

• family: SIDS Families - Support for grieving families who have lost a child to SIDS.

Preposition: at

• funeral: Malisevo - Relatives grieve at the funeral of four Kosovo Liberation Army ( KLA ) fighters killed during fighting in Sverke and Dus.

Modifying Another Word

• deeply: I grieve deeply, Her pains are now mine.

• properly: Some may not have the opportunity to grieve properly.

• much: You won't much grieve over our leaving this house, shall you, dear mother?

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: Margot doesn't want them to grieve over her passing.

Used with why or when

• when: I just take it as it comes and don't grieve when it has gone.

Preposition: in

• peace: I hope now it is over, they will be allowed to grieve in peace.

Preposition: for

• loss: We also grieve for the loss of civilian life in Iraq.