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Sorow

Description:

Sorow is a noun that refers to a feeling of deep sadness or grief. It can also be used as a verb to describe the act of expressing grief or mourning.

Senses:

  • Sense 1:

    A feeling of deep sadness or grief.

    Example Sentence: The loss of her best friend filled her heart with sorow.

  • Sense 2:

    The act of expressing grief or mourning.

    Example Sentence: They gathered together to sorow the passing of their beloved leader.

Usages:

Sorow can be felt and expressed in various ways. It is a universal experience and finds its place in both popular and local cultures.

Popular Usages:
  • 1. Poetry:

    Poets often use sorow as a theme to depict profound emotions and capture the essence of human suffering.

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  • 2. Music:

    Artists and musicians may express their sorow through poignant lyrics and melodies, connecting with listeners on an emotional level.

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Local Usages:
  • 1. Cultural Rituals:

    In some cultures, specific rituals or ceremonies are performed to sorow the loss of a loved one, symbolizing communal mourning.

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  • 2. Traditional Literature:

    In local folklore and literature, sorow might play a central role in traditional stories, representing the struggles and hardships faced by individuals or communities.

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