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widowed

/ˈwɪdoʊd/ /ˈwɪdəʊd/

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verb

Viudar

To make a widow or widower of someone; to cause the death of the spouse of.

Examples :

"The tragic accident widowed Mary's husband, leaving her with three young children. "

El trágico accidente enviudó al marido de Mary, dejándola con tres hijos pequeños.

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verb

Privar, despojar

To strip of anything valued.

Examples :

"The company's recent layoffs widowed many employees of their generous retirement plans. "

Los recientes despidos de la empresa despojaron a muchos empleados de sus generosos planes de jubilación.

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verb

Dotar con el derecho de viuda

To endow with a widow's right.

Examples :

"The will widowed Sarah with the full ownership of the house and its contents, ensuring her financial security after her husband's passing. "

El testamento dotó a Sarah con el derecho de viuda a la propiedad total de la casa y su contenido, asegurando su seguridad financiera tras el fallecimiento de su marido.

family right person

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verb

Quedar viudo/a

To be widow to.

Examples :

"After losing her husband, Sarah was widowed. "

Después de perder a su esposo, Sarah quedó viuda.

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adjective

Viudo, viuda

(of a previously married person) Whose spouse has died or is gone missing; who has become a widow or widower.

Examples :

"After her husband's unexpected death, Mrs. Davis became widowed and had to raise her children alone. "

Después de la inesperada muerte de su esposo, la Sra. Davis enviudó y tuvo que criar a sus hijos sola.

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