Long
Sorrow
Sorrow verb - To feel deep sadness or mental pain.
Usage example: the soldier's widow continued to sorrow long after her husband's last letter had turned yellow with age
Both words in one sentence
- He isn't particularly keen on what causes the screams, it can be pain, rage or sorrow, just as long as it is derived from misery.
Source: Loves the Sound of Screaming - In The Green Mile, Paul Edgcomb accepts that even though he doesn't want to, he will live long enough to experience a lot more sorrow and loss, as a punishment for unwillingly executing John Coffey.
Source: Karmic Nod - When one book's protagonist meets his Lo'ona Aeo brother (long story), the brother expresses his sorrow over the death of their father.
Source: We Are as Mayflies
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