To grieve or lament together with someone else; to share in mourning or sorrow.
Compound of 'co-' (together) and 'bewail' (to express sorrow about something). 'Bewail' comes from Old English 'be-' (intensifier) and 'wail' (cry).
Shared grief actually heals faster than solitary grief—psychologists call it 'collective mourning,' and cultures that cobewail together (like Irish wakes) often process loss more healthily!
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