pined
Pronunciation: [paɪnd]
Word
Context: "feelings"
(verb) to feel very sad or to miss someone or something a lot, often with a deep desire to be with them again. When you pine for someone, it means you really want to be near them because you care a lot.
Example
She pined for her best friend who moved away and she wrote her letters every week.
Example
He didn't pine for the old days because he was happy with how things are now.
Example
Do you ever pine for a family member who lives far away?
Context: "health"
(verb) to become weaker or to lose strength and health, usually because of sadness or longing. It can happen when someone misses something very much and doesn't take care of themselves.
Example
After her pet passed away, she pined for a few weeks but eventually felt better.
Example
He did not pine away during the summer; instead, he enjoyed many outdoor activities.
Example
What do you think happens when someone pines away from loneliness?
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