The word "the grieved" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone or a group of people who are mourning the death of a dear one. For example: The family of the deceased gathered around the coffin, all the grieved, to pay their last respects.
It is human nature, he holds, to laugh with the laughing and to grieve with the grieved and to seek the good of others as well as one's own.
"We are grateful to the United States government for its help with the grieved families.
"We are grateful to the United States government for its help with the grieved families," the official, Hajji Agha Lalai, told Matt and Sangar.
But the consolidation strategy collapsed under debt and lawsuits that accused the companies of gouging the grieved.
ROB MANY OF VINDICATION The day after a fire killed 350 people in Comayagua national prison in Honduras, families of the deceased grieved and denounced the plight of so many waiting for their chance at justice in prisons across Latin America.
'"O lost, and by the wind-grieved ghost, come back again...!" Whatever that means.' A smile.
"'Not a bit of it, my dear; I'm just a common man.' 'You're more than that,' said the Scarecrow, in a grieved tone; 'you're a humbug.'" Since the 1960s it has been fashionable to read Oz as an allegory of turn of the century populism: the yellow brick road represents the gold standard, the Emerald City stands in for paper dollars, and so on.
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The recipient of this information expressed grieved surprise, whereupon the little lass continued.
Simultaneously pronouncing judgment for their exploitation of the poor and grief over their imminent downfall, the prophet cries out in horror for those who recline in denial of their ill-gotten prosperity and "are not grieved" (from the Hebrew word "chalah," "made sick") at the ruin all around.
Rachael Denhollander, the first woman to publicly accuse Nassar of sexual abuse, said she was "truly grieved" by the turn of events. .
