mourner

Converse of object

• lead: Peter Hanna, surrounded by a sea of black umbrellas, led mourners toward a plot on the hill.
• hire: They would even hire professional mourners to add to the open expression of grief.
• become: A. Things That Hinder A person who desires to become a mourner must eliminate anything masking sin in his or her life.
• kill: He killed three mourners who had pursued him, before being rescued by the police.

Preposition: at

• funeral: A Somersetshire dwarf named Farnham, only 37 inches high, followed the caravan as chief mourner at the funeral.

Converse of subject

• attend: His funeral was attended by mourners from all walks of life, coming to pay their respects to the artist.
• follow: The coffin is usually brought into the chapel followed by the mourners in procession.

Adjective modifier

• chief: I, said the dove, For I mourn my love, I shall be chief mourner.
• blind: To capture the blind mourner 's introspective point-of-view visually, Wong employs a number of cinematic techniques.
• principal: When the principal mourners are ready to proceed, they will be shown to their seats.
• few: There will be few mourners, outside its own priesthood.
• other: We are waiting for the other mourners to join us from the church.
• professional: They would even hire professional mourners to add to the open expression of grief.

Modifies a noun

• were:-: The family mourners were:- Mr and Mrs Ward, Lieutenant Harold Ward, Miss Madge Ward, Mr and Mrs Saunt.
• joy: The power of this holy night Dispels all evil, washes guilt away, Restores lost innocence, brings mourners joy.

Noun used with modifier

• family: Family mourners were his Father and Mother, Sister and Uncle.

Preposition: from

• walk: His funeral was attended by mourners from all walks of life, coming to pay their respects to the artist.

Preposition: for

• funeral: It was quite common for rich families to hire professional mourners for funerals.