ungrieve

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ grieve.

Verb

ungrieve (third-person singular simple present ungrieves, present participle ungrieving, simple past and past participle ungrieved)

1. Alternative form of un-grieve
   • 1969, Alexander's Magazine - Volumes 4-5, page 155:

     T” ungrieve its woes this world hath long endeavored, When may love's heart cease to mourn?

   • 1997, Berean Search Light - Volume 58, page 217:

     I guess I am an inquisitive type of person, because when I read statements like this my first thought is, what grieves the Holy Spirit, and how do we ungrieve Him or set the record straight?

   • 2018, Beth Bachmann, AWOL:

     absent without leave leave me be ungrieve me a little I am off duty soldier in process of the desert at night