misgrieved
misgrieved is the simple past and past participle of misgrieve.
Meaning of misgrieve
Verb
misgrieve (third-person singular simple present misgrieves, present participle misgrieving, simple past and past participle misgrieved)
- To injure in a way that creates grief.
- Soul of Condorcet! — tell me that misgrieves My spirit, if unto thy thought profound Hope scintillates;1853, Thomas Cooper, The Purgatory of Suicides: A Prison-rhyme, page 170
- To grieve improperly.
- Screaming, pain filled, and yearning for more peace yet none comes. All swept away, little pieces scattered to the water. I am perplexed here trapped between the lost and misgrieved.2008, Sheri Nicole Karstok, Harbingers of Innocence, page 19
Questions about misgrieved
- What is misgrieved the simple past and past participle of?
- Misgrieved is the simple past and past participle of misgrieve.
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