Synonyms for Taking hard:
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v.
• grieve
- ache
, - bear
, - bemoan
, - bewail
, - carry on
, - complain
, - cry
, - cry a river
, - deplore
, - eat one's heart out
, - endure
, - hang crepe
, - keen
, - lament
, - regret
, - rue
, - sing the blues
, - sorrow
, - suffer
, - take it hard
, - wail
, - weep
.
• lament
- bawl
, - beat one's breast
, - bleed
, - howl
, - hurt
, - kick self
, - moan
, - rain
, - repine
, - sing
, - sob
.
• mourn
- agonize
, - anguish
, - be brokenhearted
, - be sad
, - blubber
, - fret
, - grieve
, - languish
, - long for
, - miss
, - pine
, - sigh
, - wear black
, - wring hands
, - yearn
.
What are the hypernyms for Taking hard?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for taking hard?
The term "taking hard" implies a negative experience or impact on an individual. Opposite to this are positive and neutral experiences or impacts that can be described using antonyms such as "taking easy," "taking lightly," "taking gracefully," or "taking positively." These terms indicate an individual's ability to handle a situation with ease, resilience, and a positive attitude. Taking easy implies minimal effort or stress, whereas taking lightly suggests a lack of seriousness or weight on a situation. Taking gracefully connotes an individual's ability to accept and deal with difficult situations with dignity and poise. Finally, taking positively implies that an individual is able to see the bright side and derive benefits from negative experiences.
What are the antonyms for Taking hard?
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v.
• grieve
• lament
• mourn
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