1. Bereft of reason; berserk; Look at other dictionaries: Beribbon — verb to trim with ribbon … Wiktionary.

2. I'm bereft.

3. Definitions of Bereft from WordNet

4. Indignation bereft him of speech.

5. Anger bereft him of words.

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7. Examples of Bereft in a sentence

8. (Bereft is the past participle of bereave, functioning here as an adjective.)Tom was Bereft of all hope

9. (Bereft is the past participle of bereave, functioning here as an adjective.) Tom was Bereft of all hope.

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11. Definition of Bereft in the Definitions.net dictionary

12. The team now seems bereft of inspiration.

13. The refugees arrived bereft of their possessions.

14. 1 Bereft of Deprived of or lacking (something)

15. 1 Bereft of something completely lacking something; having lost something Bereft of ideas/hope; 2 (of a person) sad and lonely because you have lost something He was completely Bereft when his wife died

16. The team now seems Bereft of inspiration

17. The child was Bereft of his parents.

18. Bereft of hope So far so realistic.

19. The definition of Bereft is someone who is without something. An example of Bereft of decency is a fraudulent or dishonest politician.

20. How haggard and bereft of hope they looked!

21. Bereft: suffering the death of a loved one

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24. Definition of Bereft adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

25. Bereavers bereaves (current term) bereaving berede bereft bereft of(p) bereftness: beremeal berend beres beresque beret bereted beretlike berets beretta; Literary usage of Bereaves

26. Bereft of someone or something left without someone or something

27. Alone now and almost penniless, he was bereft of hope.

28. He was knocked down to the ground, bereft of sense.

29. In the lobby I feel instantly bereft.

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31. Alone now and almost penniless, he was Bereft of hope

32. The place seemed to be utterly bereft of human life.

33. All angles become transient in a world bereft of stability.

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37. He was utterly Bereft when his wife died

38. Bereft by Robert Frost - Famous poems, famous poets.

39. His death in 1990 left her completely Bereft

40. He was utterly bereft when his wife died.

41. When my husband died, I felt Bereft of love and hope

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43. His death in 1990 left her completely bereft.

44. The shock of his departure had left her feeling alone and Bereft

45. See Bereft in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

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47. Bereft of modern comforts, Noland attempts to cope with his prison of solitude.

48. Words with Friends point value for Bereft: 11 points

49. Was it too as bereft as she now was?

50. It was a curious match, Bereft of the usual passion of the fixture

51. (Bereft by Robert Frost.) The end justifies the means

52. You've gone beyond just plain grief-stricken — you're Bereft

53. “Bereft” is a poem which describes the feeling of a lonely person

54. The shock of his departure had left her feeling alone and bereft.

55. 🔊 The Bereft parents felt hopeless when they learned of their daughter’s death

56. Bereft (adj.) late 14c., past-participle adjective from bereave (v.)

57. Origin and meaning of Bereft: late 14c., past-participle adjective from bereave (v.)

58. 🔊 After learning she had won the lottery, Betty was Bereft of speech

59. Thus was the contrary proved: the party was bereft of new ideas altogether.

60. If a person or thing is Bereft of something, they no longer have it.

61. After the last of their children had left home the couple felt utterly bereft.

62. having to do without something or someone and suffering from the loss: I do hope he won't leave us utterly Bereft of his wit and wisdom. (Definition of Bereft from the Cambridge Academic Content …

63. Bereft definition is - deprived or robbed of the possession or use of something —usually used with of

64. The churches were bereft of most of their clergy and many of their most able lay members.

65. These women were old and toothless at a young age, their eyes bereft of hope.

66. Uncheeriness musicophobia botuliform child-bereft coniomycetes Anocithesia cabers aulete spotted-leaved

67. So Rangel, Bereft of that narrative, chose instead to question the intelligence of a pesky, inquisitorial journalist.

68. She wanted to see him so badly that she felt physically bereft.

69. A person bereft by permanent loss or separation feels this range of emotion multiplied many times.

70. 7 synonyms of Bereft from the Merriam-Webster Thesaurus, plus 33 related words, definitions, and antonyms

71. Bereft and Bereaved are both past-tense and past-participial inflections of the verb bereave, which means to leave desolate or alone, especially by death.By convention, Bereaved is appropriate in reference to someone who has lost a loved one by death, and bereft is better in reference to other types of losses.For example, one might be bereft of one’s house after a hurricane.

72. 🔊 The car accident left Jeremiah Bereft of the ability to move because of a spinal cord injury

73. 29 I do not own a farthing - - bereft in a shipwreck of all but my wedding-ring.

74. Bereft and bereaved are both past-tense and past-participial inflections of the verb bereave, which means to leave desolate or alone, especially by death.By convention, bereaved is appropriate in reference to someone who has lost a loved one by death, and Bereft is better in reference to other types of losses.For example, one might be Bereft of one’s house after a hurricane.

75. It was a green scarf but let me quickly say that it was bereft of religious significance.

76. Bereft of deprived of, without, minus, lacking in, devoid of, cut off from, parted from, sans (archaic), robbed of, empty of, denuded of The place seemed to be utterly Bereft of human life. Collins Thesaurus of the English Language – Complete and Unabridged 2nd Edition

77. It finds itself bereft of the financial wherewithal or the collective will to break free of its traditional habits.

78. Doherty may have looked saddened before, but now he looks crestfallen, bereft, close to tears.

79. With a high temperature of 40 — four degrees below normal — and tree branches Bereft of leaves, Saturday was obviously wintry

80. After the fire swallowed his cottage , the old man could not but feel utterly bereft.