lonely

Main Entry: lone·ly
Pronunciation: 'lOn-lE
Function: adjectiveInflected
Form(s): lone·li·er; -est
1 a : being without company : LONE b : cut off from others : SOLITARY
2 : not frequented by human beings : DESOLATE
3 : sad from being alone : LONESOME
4 : producing a feeling of bleakness or desolationsynonym see ALONE- lone·li·ly /-l&-lE/ adverb


Main Entry: hurt
Pronunciation: 'h&rt
Function: verbInflected
Form(s): hurt; hurt·ing
Etymology: Middle English, probably from Old French hurter to collide with, probably of Germanic origin; akin to Old Norse
hrutr male sheep
transitive senses
1 a : to inflict with physical pain : WOUND b : to do substantial or material harm to : DAMAGE
2 a : to cause emotional pain or anguish to : OFFEND b : to be detrimental to : HAMPER
intransitive senses
1 a : to suffer pain or grief b : to be in need -- usually used with for
2 : to cause damage or distress synonym see INJURE- hurt adjective- hurt·er noun

Main Entry: bro·ken·heart·ed
Pronunciation: -'här-t&d
Function: adjective
:overcome by grief or despair

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