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The phrase "grieve me" is used to express sadness or regret.
It can be used in written English, but should be reserved for informal contexts. Example: Losing my beloved pet grieves me deeply.
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Don't grieve me this way.
It is starting gently to grieve me that I briefly possess this information.
I'm bound to fail when I write in Italian, but, unlike my sense of failure in the past, this doesn't torment or grieve me.
"Did it grieve me to bring the girl," the book begins, sounding like Beckett or Joyce or maybe a parody thereof.
Ms. Walker continued: "It would grieve me to know you are putting yourself in danger (soul danger) by performing in an apartheid country that is being boycotted by many global conscious artists".
It would grieve me to know you are putting yourself in danger (soul danger) by performing in an apartheid country that is being boycotted by many global conscious artists".
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"It grieves me.
It grieved me to come to that point.
It grieves me to say, I feel the same way about Mel.
It's not the passing of Newsweek itself — anyway, not the 2010 model — that grieves me.
It grieves me to think that this kind of incident took place in there," the Work and Pensions Secretary said.
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