feeling dispirited, low, or depressed, especially after experiencing a failure or setback

to lose an abstract quality, physical ability, or characteristic

to lose one's life

to lose one's life, especially in a tragic or accidental manner

unlucky; out of luck; dejected

funeral arrangements

hanging one's head dispiritedly; dejected or dispirited

funeral and interment

to perish or wither away, especially in the context of moral decay or the loss of traditional values

deranged; demented; berserk

losing heart and being in low spirits; feeling dejected or despondent, typically after a failure or setback

mourning garment

to wear a mournful or miserable expression

(literary) to be bereaved of one's spouse

to organize and carry out a funeral

devoid of conscience; utterly heartless

feeling discouraged, despondent, or depressed, typically as a result of failure or disappointment

feeling dejected, disheartened, or lacking in spirit and energy due to disappointment

to be in mourning

To be terror-stricken at the news; struck with fear upon hearing rumors.

to hasten home for the funeral of a parent or grandparent

Infatuation with fine details or hobbies that prevents one from making progress or destroys one's ambition.

to wail at a funeral or perform formal wailing while offering sacrifice to the departed

to forfeit sovereignty and humiliate the country, typically by surrendering territory or rights under shameful terms

to lose heart, courage, or morale

a person who has lost their means of support, home, or refuge and has nowhere to turn

panic-stricken or scared out of one's wits

to hold a funeral

to lose one's life

tragic disaster or social disturbance accompanied by bloodshed, often resulting from war or rebellion

to announce someone's death

extremely grieved or inconsolable, as if in mourning for one's parents; often used pejoratively to describe excessive or misplaced sorrow

to visit the bereaved to offer one's condolences

to observe ritual mourning

to observe a formal period of mourning

Scared out of one's wits; in a panic.

a staff draped in white, held at a funeral to show filial piety

A person perceived as bringing bad luck or calamity to those around them.

to hold a funeral procession

to toy with or manipulate others in a way that results in a loss of one's moral integrity

a person believed to bring bad luck, misfortune, or death to those around them; a messenger of death

acting wickedly or in a way that offends morality; to lose one's integrity or virtue

out of one's senses; shaken to the core; dazed

long face; miserable look

devoid of conscience