—n. 1 mental distress caused by loss or disappointmentet cetera (и так далее) 2 cause of sorrow. —v. feel sorrow, mourn. [Old English]

... sad story is waiting for the opportunity to be. played again Such people are very subject to sorrow ; they have the. need to experience it again , because the sadness they experience .is not fully experienced Some ... (Psychology of emotions)
... out , to.thedeceased forhis death , toaheartless lover , at.his spouse , teacher orboss , thensorrow andgrief would be. healed - Although thismay indeed occur , Idoubt thatsucha.reaction istypical ... ... friends .andrelatives has ahealing effect Aperson taking medication inorder nottoshow sorrow .andgrief can receive less ofsuchuseful attention Ido notintend tooffer expressions ... (Psychology of emotions)
... chest ; lips , cheeks andlower jaw droop under its own .gravity Insorrow , you suffer Thissuffering isnotcaused byphysical pain , butby.loss , disappointment , orasense ofhopelessness ... ... aneven more ambiguous expression : moderate grief , neglect ., orsomething else EXPRESSION OFTHESORROW ONALL THEPERSON ANDITS .INTENSITY Figure 4 Infig 4 Patricia ’ssorrow ... (Psychology of emotions)
... , contempt Fear Fear , fright , horror , panic Sadness Sadness , grief (deep sorrow ); partly : melancholy , despondency , sorrow ; melancholy Joy Sadness Anger Astonishment Disgust ... (Kinesika)
... Fake emotion Behavioral trait Fear Lack of correct signs in. the forehead Sorrow Lack of correct signs in the forehead .Joy Eye muscles not involved Enthusiasm or interest ... (Psychology of lies)
... speech ., pallor Anger Increase tone , louder and faster speech , blush , pallor .Sorrow (perhaps wine and shame ) Lower tone , slower and quiet speech ., tears , lowered ... (Psychology of lies)
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