WIDOWED Definition & Meaning

View synonyms for

widowed

[ wid-ohd ]

Phonetic (Standard)IPA

having lost one’s spouse to death:
The author has created a believably deluded narrator, a popular high school senior who plays football and lives with his widowed father.

Usually the widowed. a person or persons who have lost a spouse to death:
How do we offer strength and support to the aging, the widowed, the displaced, and others whose lives have been disrupted?

Discover More

Discover More

Origin of widowed¹

Discover More

Examples have not been reviewed.

Throughout the trip, he was deeply moved by the sufferings he witnessed in Gaza and focused on providing aid to the widowed and elderly, he added.

From

I was widowed at 76, but I’m truly at my best when I’m coupled.

From

It came from that concept that there are many single mothers who are widowed or might not have the resources to support themselves.

From

The 75-year-old said hoarding became a small way to find pleasure in life again after being left a widowed single mum with two teenage children.

From

The fourquel finds the titular hero now a widowed single mother, navigating the challenges of parenthood, work and modern dating.

From

Browse