aggrieve

ag·grieve

A0141700 (ə-grēv′)tr.v. ag·grieved, ag·griev·ing, ag·grieves 1. To distress; afflict.2. To inflict an injury or injuries on.

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[Middle English agreven, from Old French agrever, from Latin aggravāre, to make worse; see aggravate.]

aggrieve

(əˈɡriːv) vb (tr) 1. (often impersonal or passive) to grieve; distress; afflict: it aggrieved her much that she could not go. 2. (Law) to injure unjustly, esp by infringing a person's legal rights[C14: agreven, via Old French from Latin aggravāre to aggravate]

ag•grieve

(əˈgriv)

v.t. -grieved, -griev•ing. 1. to oppress or wrong grievously. 2. to afflict with pain, anxiety, etc. [1250–1300; Middle English agreven < Middle French agrever < Latin aggravāre] ag•grieve′ment, n.

aggrieve

Past participle: aggrieved
Gerund: aggrieving

Imperative
aggrieve
aggrieve

Present
I aggrieve
you aggrieve
he/she/it aggrieves
we aggrieve
you aggrieve
they aggrieve

Preterite
I aggrieved
you aggrieved
he/she/it aggrieved
we aggrieved
you aggrieved
they aggrieved

Present Continuous
I am aggrieving
you are aggrieving
he/she/it is aggrieving
we are aggrieving
you are aggrieving
they are aggrieving

Present Perfect
I have aggrieved
you have aggrieved
he/she/it has aggrieved
we have aggrieved
you have aggrieved
they have aggrieved

Past Continuous
I was aggrieving
you were aggrieving
he/she/it was aggrieving
we were aggrieving
you were aggrieving
they were aggrieving

Past Perfect
I had aggrieved
you had aggrieved
he/she/it had aggrieved
we had aggrieved
you had aggrieved
they had aggrieved

Future
I will aggrieve
you will aggrieve
he/she/it will aggrieve
we will aggrieve
you will aggrieve
they will aggrieve

Future Perfect
I will have aggrieved
you will have aggrieved
he/she/it will have aggrieved
we will have aggrieved
you will have aggrieved
they will have aggrieved

Future Continuous
I will be aggrieving
you will be aggrieving
he/she/it will be aggrieving
we will be aggrieving
you will be aggrieving
they will be aggrieving

Present Perfect Continuous
I have been aggrieving
you have been aggrieving
he/she/it has been aggrieving
we have been aggrieving
you have been aggrieving
they have been aggrieving

Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been aggrieving
you will have been aggrieving
he/she/it will have been aggrieving
we will have been aggrieving
you will have been aggrieving
they will have been aggrieving

Past Perfect Continuous
I had been aggrieving
you had been aggrieving
he/she/it had been aggrieving
we had been aggrieving
you had been aggrieving
they had been aggrieving

Conditional
I would aggrieve
you would aggrieve
he/she/it would aggrieve
we would aggrieve
you would aggrieve
they would aggrieve

Past Conditional
I would have aggrieved
you would have aggrieved
he/she/it would have aggrieved
we would have aggrieved
you would have aggrieved
they would have aggrieved

Thesaurus

Verb	1.	aggrieve - infringe on the rights of law, jurisprudence - the collection of rules imposed by authority; "civilization presupposes respect for the law"; "the great problem for jurisprudence to allow freedom while enforcing order"wrong - treat unjustly; do wrong to
	2.	aggrieve - cause to feel sorrow; "his behavior grieves his mother"grieveafflict - cause great unhappiness for; distress; "she was afflicted by the death of her parents"

aggrieve

verb1. To cause suffering or painful sorrow to:distress, grieve, hurt, injure, pain, wound.2. To do a wrong to; treat unjustly:oppress, outrage, persecute, wrong.

Translations

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